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Gorenje WA 60109 Washer: No Power, Defective 33Ω Resistor & LNK304GN Circuit - Potential Damage

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  • #1 16436516
    Luckey13
    Level 15  
    Hello, the problem is as in the topic, the 33? resistor is defective on the module, which is probably also the LNK304GN circuit - I have a great request for information, what else could have been damaged? Or rather, what else is usually damaged in such a failure? I do not have a meter now, I am in the process of moving and I do not even have to go for a meter, because I have 20 km to stupid Castorama.
    I care about time very much, please be patient.
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    #2 16436751
    TONI_2003
    Moderator  
    Luckey13 wrote:
    Or rather, what else is usually damaged in such a failure?

    :arrow: Please :D
    Gorenje WA 60109 Washer: No Power, Defective 33Ω Resistor & LNK304GN Circuit - Potential Damage
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  • #3 16436995
    Luckey13
    Level 15  
    Thank you for your help, I still have 1 question, how much watt resistor, just 1W?
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  • #4 16437348
    TONI_2003
    Moderator  
    Luckey13 wrote:
    the question is how many watt resistor, 1W is enough?
    Yes 1W or 2W, but this type.
  • #5 16437877
    Luckey13
    Level 15  
    Thank you very much for your help :)
    I have 1 more question about the type of resistor - this type, i.e. it must be wire-wound, not metallized e.g.
    Is it also something more general?
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  • #7 16438415
    Luckey13
    Level 15  
    So it must be wire, thanks.
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The discussion revolves around a Gorenje WA 60109 washer experiencing a power failure, attributed to a defective 33Ω resistor and potentially a faulty LNK304GN circuit. The user seeks advice on additional components that may have been damaged due to this failure. Responses indicate that a 1W or 2W wire-wound resistor is appropriate for replacement. The user confirms the need for a wire-wound type resistor, emphasizing the urgency of the situation as they lack access to a multimeter for further diagnostics.
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