Hello. I have a damaged Elektrolux EWM1100 washing machine. There is a damaged board in the EWF 86110W panel. You can see a burnt R80 2W resistor. But I don't know what value, and I can't find a pattern. He is near the plug on the edge of the board. Maybe someone will help.

Please, but there are two versions of the PCB itself ...

This and the rest has already been written in the posts and explained in the photos, but the resistor should be the same as in my photos, not different ...

Thanks for the help. I put on a 47? resistor, but I had 1W. The diodes lit up, but the resistor burned out in 1-2 seconds and then everything went out again. I wanted to check if it would fire, but I don't know if it's normal that the resistor lasted so short (I don't have access to 2W).

Probably a classic, i.e. an inverter IC to be replaced. What is the designation of the board / module?

So give it as it should be, but check all the elements marked in the photo

It looks like my PCB is the one on the right. It writes EWM1100 and IBT -201 IBT-A on the board on the sticker: S / N KC061002424 electrolux code 132611030 Jabil CODE: HJE009180 Boot Vers B0420009_B below the plate photo So fast (without desoldering) I checked two systems that are on the bottom of the board: LNK304GN - practically all pins are shorted except 4 and 8. and the SMD system I think the marking of elements on the TYACS1 board (because I can't read the system itself) has 6 pins and 7.

Ok. Thanks tomorrow I'll be at the electronics store. So to sum up: REPLACE Resistor R80-47 Ohm, and this LNK304GN chip. Right?

Hi. Thanks for this info. That helps me heaps in getting my broken pcb fixed. Besides the transistor you described, I think the transformer on position T1 is also faulty on my board (marked as E47 X 0948). Does somebody know what type I replace this with. Thanks

He wrote fairy tales it's not a transistor and the transformer itself (there is no PCB in it) and you can't replace it with anything

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#1 16569356 05 Jul 2017 08:34

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Hello.
I have a damaged Elektrolux EWM1100 washing machine. There is a damaged board in the EWF 86110W panel. You can see a burnt R80 2W resistor. But I don't know what value, and I can't find a pattern. He is near the plug on the edge of the board. Maybe someone will help.
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atckp wrote:
You can see a burnt R80 2W resistor

Please, but there are two versions of the PCB itself ...
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#3 16569618 05 Jul 2017 11:36

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Thanks for the help. I put on a 47? resistor, but I had 1W. The diodes lit up, but the resistor burned out in 1-2 seconds and then everything went out again. I wanted to check if it would fire, but I don't know if it's normal that the resistor lasted so short (I don't have access to 2W).
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16569691 05 Jul 2017 12:16

Probably a classic, i.e. an inverter IC to be replaced.
What is the designation of the board / module?
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16569812 05 Jul 2017 13:23

atckp wrote:
I put on a 47Ohm resistor but I had 1W. The LEDs turned on but the resistor burned out within 1-2 seconds and everything went out again.
So give it as it should be, but check all the elements marked in the photo
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16569814 05 Jul 2017 13:25

It looks like my PCB is the one on the right. It writes EWM1100 and IBT -201 IBT-A on the board
on the sticker:
S / N KC061002424 electrolux code 132611030
Jabil CODE: HJE009180
Boot Vers B0420009_B
below the plate photo

So fast (without desoldering) I checked two systems that are on the bottom of the board: LNK304GN - practically all pins are shorted except 4 and 8. and the SMD system I think the marking of elements on the TYACS1 board (because I can't read the system itself) has 6 pins and 7.
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atckp wrote:
TYACS1 (because I can't read the chip itself) has pins 6 and 7 shorted.
This and the rest has already been written in the posts and explained in the photos, but the resistor should be the same as in my photos, not different ...
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#8 16570137 05 Jul 2017 16:25

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Ok. Thanks tomorrow I'll be at the electronics store. So to sum up: REPLACE Resistor R80-47 Ohm, and this LNK304GN chip. Right?
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Hi. Thanks for this info. That helps me heaps in getting my broken pcb fixed. Besides the transistor you described, I think the transformer on position T1 is also faulty on my board (marked as E47 X 0948). Does somebody know what type I replace this with. Thanks
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rogermarek wrote:
Besides the transistor you described, I think the transformer on position T1 is also faulty on my board (marked as E47 X 0948). Does somebody know what type I replace this with.
He wrote fairy tales it's not a transistor and the transformer itself (there is no PCB in it) and you can't replace it with anything
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The discussion revolves around a damaged Elektrolux EWM1100 washing machine, specifically a faulty PCB with a burnt resistor R80. The user seeks assistance in identifying the resistor's value and potential causes of the failure. Responses suggest replacing the burnt resistor with a 47 Ohm resistor and the LNK304GN chip, which may also be defective. Additional troubleshooting indicates that the transformer at position T1 might be faulty, although there is some debate about its replaceability. Users share images of the PCB and provide insights into the components involved.
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