[philpsy]

Re: PCB replacement??!!

Jackal,

i hear you pal.
So I basically need to write Indesit off of any further purchases. To be fair there is a factory shop in Peterborough, which a few years ago used to be very competitively priced, so it made sense us just popping round the corner to purchase a new machine.

So when it comes to future purchases of appliances, who would you suggest?

The days when something was built to last seems to have way gone.

cheers

Philpsy

[philpsy]

Re: PCB replacement??!!

Corrr blimey!!!!

£120 to programme it, what are they N.A.S.A launch pads?
How come it is som much just to programme it.
Is it not a laptop hook-up or similar?

Isnt there a way for someone like myself to do it?

We are such a throwaway society, that its crazy to think its more economical to buy a new machine than get one repaired.

Help…….. got to be a cheaper way?

[philpsy]

Re: PCB replacement??!!

its a second hand PCB, from the model AQGD 169 s.
I thought as its virtually the same size, and spin speed it would be a simple swap, or so i was told.
What is the proces with programming the PCB?
Is it something i can do, or does it need specialist equipment? Associated costs?

Appreciate the advice, as my Missus is not happy

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