As this is my first post on the forum, I would like to say hello to the esteemed group of specialists.
So far, the knowledge contained in the forum was enough to solve the problems I encountered, but the day has come when I cannot find enough knowledge on the forum.
I would like to point out that on a daily basis he deals with the service of telephones, laptops and computers
So yes: the patient is a dishwasher Bosch SRV45T63EU/01 it has been at my house for about 7 years, during these years of use regularly it gains value. Yes, it's not a mistake! the dishwasher breaks down in the same way every time exactly after the 2-year warranty expires, its problem is the programmer ( the board is AKO 709004 while the model of the programmer is AKO 718778-02 ) in which, as can be seen from the observations, the resistors burn out (it is always the same 222) in addition, some other element is probably damaged, but it is hard to tell in the system connected at the layered board.
As I said, the same thing always happens, so the dishwasher turns on and allows you to choose the washing program, after closing you can hear the pump that wants to pump out the water that is not there and there is a long wait of about 3 minutes (here the dishwasher should open the solenoid valve and let water in) and then it starts again the pump starts and everything loops like this because of the lack of water.
I would like to warn you right away that, as after any failure of the programmer so far, the solenoid valve is checked directly under the voltage of AC 230V and each time it turns out that the valve works properly
I will add that there is currently a small problem related to the beam, most likely. After turning on the power via the main power button, the dishwasher did not start, the first thing that came to my mind was moving the beam thanks to which the dishwasher turned on, but after several attempts I still cannot tell which wire is responsible.
Moving on to the merits of the case Would anyone like to share the scheme of the programmer and its service pads, or what where I can measure and what should be the values.
The equipment itself washes dishes well, the programmer is quite expensive, and the services that initially undertake to repair it change their minds and claim that the module needs to be replaced (of course I understand it, I often replace modules myself instead of playing with a trifle). As the dishwasher is twice as expensive to me as it was at the time of purchase, I would like to resurrect it to make it last a bit longer.
I am posting photos of the damaged board and also with the resistor replaced with "threaded" due to its higher power, but it did not solve the problem.
Tips from someone who has already gone through this problem are welcome.
I tried to describe my problem as best as possible.
I am asking for your understanding
So far, the knowledge contained in the forum was enough to solve the problems I encountered, but the day has come when I cannot find enough knowledge on the forum.
I would like to point out that on a daily basis he deals with the service of telephones, laptops and computers
So yes: the patient is a dishwasher Bosch SRV45T63EU/01 it has been at my house for about 7 years, during these years of use regularly it gains value. Yes, it's not a mistake! the dishwasher breaks down in the same way every time exactly after the 2-year warranty expires, its problem is the programmer ( the board is AKO 709004 while the model of the programmer is AKO 718778-02 ) in which, as can be seen from the observations, the resistors burn out (it is always the same 222) in addition, some other element is probably damaged, but it is hard to tell in the system connected at the layered board.
As I said, the same thing always happens, so the dishwasher turns on and allows you to choose the washing program, after closing you can hear the pump that wants to pump out the water that is not there and there is a long wait of about 3 minutes (here the dishwasher should open the solenoid valve and let water in) and then it starts again the pump starts and everything loops like this because of the lack of water.
I would like to warn you right away that, as after any failure of the programmer so far, the solenoid valve is checked directly under the voltage of AC 230V and each time it turns out that the valve works properly
I will add that there is currently a small problem related to the beam, most likely. After turning on the power via the main power button, the dishwasher did not start, the first thing that came to my mind was moving the beam thanks to which the dishwasher turned on, but after several attempts I still cannot tell which wire is responsible.
Moving on to the merits of the case Would anyone like to share the scheme of the programmer and its service pads, or what where I can measure and what should be the values.
The equipment itself washes dishes well, the programmer is quite expensive, and the services that initially undertake to repair it change their minds and claim that the module needs to be replaced (of course I understand it, I often replace modules myself instead of playing with a trifle). As the dishwasher is twice as expensive to me as it was at the time of purchase, I would like to resurrect it to make it last a bit longer.
I am posting photos of the damaged board and also with the resistor replaced with "threaded" due to its higher power, but it did not solve the problem.
Tips from someone who has already gone through this problem are welcome.
I tried to describe my problem as best as possible.
I am asking for your understanding
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