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by icyrx8 » Fri Feb 02, 2007 2:27 pm
Hi my GW709AU had a replacement rebuilt main board put in about 3 years ago after the first year the machine was dead, i found one of the fuses blown, strangly it was a 1.6A micro fuse however the board says 2A, i guess the board repairer ran out of 2A fuses. Anyway to stay on the safe side i replaced it with a 1.6A and all was working fine although every blue moon i needed to replace that 1.6A fuse. Now its dead again same problem but this time fuse blows as soon as power is switched i even tested a 2A fuse, then tested power to the board with nothing else plugged in and again blows the fuse.
I Have made the following resistance tests:
1. Drain pump - 32.6 Ohms
2. Hot Water Valve - 61.5 Ohms
3. Cold Water Valve 62.7 Ohms
4. Wash motor 32.3 Ohms between phases & 16.1 Ohms per winding
5. Thermistor 10.24k Ohms
I noticed a slight chip on one of the transistors so i guess that could be damaged can't make out the value. I will be replacing the board tomorrow as well as replacing the rotor sensor as advised by the spare shop, if anyone could offer any further assistance i would greatly appreciate it.
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by Penguin45 » Fri Feb 02, 2007 9:20 pm
Have you isolated the various components and checked for earth leakage?
Penguin45.
Which bit of "Unplug it" is causing the problem?
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by icyrx8 » Sat Feb 03, 2007 5:30 am
Hi Penguin45,
I already checked for earth leakages, but it doesn'tmatter anymore, i purchased the replacment board along with the rotor sensor and fitted it, resized the machine and so far so good i will leave any feedback f anything changes.
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