Whirlpool ADG 7665/1 - Module diagram or exact photo of WP D1403

Good morning
Gentlemen, save me, I am looking for a person who has a diagram or a photo of the UCB-IC-RED-FD or UCB-IC-RED-P7 module / programmer
Four resistors are burned and the numbers are "burned".
Pictures in the attachment.
Regards!!

I searched my resources because I have a lot of similar modules but I did not find an identical one. If you uploaded a photo of the housing with the plugs marked (so that you know what's in there), I can take photos of similar modules from similar dishwashers and I think it should help.

I am sending photos. Regards

Hello! SMD marking of resistor 470
Regards, Patryk L.

All four ??

Hello ! So, looking at the photo from the left, the marking resistors 103, 102, 470, 470


Regards, Patryk L.

Hello

I also have a problem with a similar module and the selected diode burned out, and in my case it is a black rectangle with the E2 marking. What could be an identical module only from the ADP4618 model. Many thanks for your help, I want to buy and solder, but I do not know what the Zener diode is, but what value?

drumal wrote:

The selected diode burned out ... for me it is a black rectangle with the E2 marking

SMD E2 diode in your case ( I think she is good ), and it is probably like the one below in the photo ... I also think (I do not have a PCB or a photo on the bottom) that the SMD diode shown is probably connected to the relay coil in parallel (which you will check yourself) and it is always a popular diode, i.e. 1N4148

Thanks a lot TONI_2003

I sold the power supply, but the linden ... The dishwasher still does not turn on. I have to look for a whole module working from an identical dishwasher. If I am looking for something, I am looking for a Whirlpool ADP4618 dishwasher control module, serial number 851155910882

Thanks

Hello. I am having trouble identifying one item on this board.
I attach a picture.

tera610 wrote:

I am having trouble identifying one item on this board

Please Link ACS120-7ST

Hello, I would need to identify what is in the picture [img-1]

PaoloWaja wrote:

I would need to identify what is in the photo?

The correct value of the resistor can be read in the post no. # 1 (photo first) learning costs nothing ...