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Re: Trouble with Bosch WAE24162GB/03
Seems it might be the PCB :(. Had the man round with his posh test equipment and it failed the insulation test.
Re: Trouble with Bosch WAE24162GB/03
That’s great news.
I have booked a guy to pop over from the local white goods supplier to take a look. He has been forewarned and will bring his pat testing gear :).
I think the element was definatley at fault. I suspect it has taken something on the pcb with it though. 🙁I will get the engineer to take a look and hopefully diagnose the fault. Then if it is the pcb I might be able to replace the faulty component and get the machine going again.
If it’s the pcb that’s gone, and I can’t fix it, it could be time for a replacment machine. Currently the pcb’s from Bosch are about £100. Plus the price of a new element, £40, plus the price of an engineer, this is begining to look expensive.
Any idea’s on other faults that could cause this ?
Thanks
Rob.
Re: Trouble with Bosch WAE24162GB/03
Hi Andy.
Is insulation testing likley to track down the faulty component or is more for saftey (obviously also an important point). I have visually checked all the accessable cabeling and found no problems.
Where would I find the suppressor and what would a damaged one look like.Thanks
Rob
