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Thanks for getting back to me, I appreciate the advice.

I went to this one earlier and it turned out to be a E56 fault ‍♂️
I tightened all the wiring connectors and it worked for me.
I did notice some pitting on the square chip on the Power PCB though so I am not sure if it will happen again, I’ll have to see.

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Thanks a lot Dave and Baron, much appreciated

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Thanks Dave great advice, I’ll let you know how I get on

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Thanks for getting back to me, it flashes along with the rinse aid light as soon as you turn the on off switch on.
I have had these lights flash before and replaced the PCB to fix it but not this time

[pmb]

Hello again, does anyone have some advice please?
I am regretting replacing the new board, when will I learn

[pmb]

Thanks Dave much appreciated

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The Eco switch solved everything.
Thanks again

[pmb]

Hi thanks a lot.
The eco switch is the one that attaches to the sump isn’t it?

[pmb]

Thanks a lot Dave, you’re a superstar

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Leaks can be hard to find on these. In the past I have had to put little bits of paper towel around the outside of the sump, the back and underneath the water matrix.
most of the time it either needs a new sump seal or the tub leakage repair kit depending what tub type it has.
Is the whole tub stainless steel?
or is the bottom plastic?

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Thanks I’ll go back and check that

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Is that the anti flood switch?
if not where is that?
Thanks, Darren

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Thanks a lot Murv you are a legend.
I had to input the sequence quickly to clear it

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Hi again, i have spoken to him.
it was on a dishwasher with just 4 buttons, hold down all of them and turn on.

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Hi I heard there is way to reset these PCBs.
I will check with the engineer that told me about it.
It was something like hold all of the buttons and turn it on, something he couldn’t do on his own as there are so many buttons

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