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...circuit board. There are bad solder joints on the circuit board (also called cold solder joints) where the spade connectors and relays (5 of them) are supposed to be securly soldered to the board. ...
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...circuit board in the machine (inside, top, back, plastic case) The CCU circuit board has what's called cold solder joints causing bad communication between the CCU and the door lock and/or the motor ...
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