I have a e-machine. Model w3619 a friend sold to me. He unplugged the two power leads that lead from the power button on the front panel from the motherboard.Where do i reconnect them?

I had this problem a couple of years ago and Dyson informed me how to clear the fault i.e. switch off, hold the temperature button while pushing the start button then push soil button within 5 seconds. This worked for me but recently when the problem recurred the Dyson solution failed to restore the machine to operational condition. From reading other contributions to Dyson washing machine sites I learned how to remove the front panel and how to access the door lock microswitch system. Using this information I accessed the doorlock actuator behind and attached to the panel and realised that a very complicated arrangement could be modified very easily. The cable leading from the base of the machine to the actuator contains 5 individual wires leading to a connector. Split this connector and gain access to one brown and one yellow wire, ignore the other 3 wires. Make a bridge to connect the incoming brown and yellow feeds thus bypassing the actuator and reassemble the front panel etc. As an 86 year old I lacked the strength to refit the outer door so I now operate my machine with a superfluous front door dumped in a corner.
Neil Boyle

I have an issue with this same model, I need help, Got scammed on craisgslist and was sold ya240a with burned up circuit board. I really need help with pics of the transistors on it, and numbers on it. Since mine are blown. I cannot find circuit board schematics. I found someone who can salder the parts on for me.

Remove the lower rear panel of washer, and unplug the motor lead, then try again, if it still trips out, then disconnect the leads from the heater element, try again, if it still trips, then I would suggest you call someone in to check it.

The short answer is no - there not a reset button. What are you trying to do?

I assume you mean the Brushes in the motor..Remiove lower rear panel of washer.
Unplug lead to motor. Remove earth lead from motor.
Remove belt, and undo 2 screws securing motor to bottom of drum.
Lever motor away from you, and remove motor. and locate brushes at the opposite end to the pulley
Hope this helps you.

possibly mains lead you need to check there power coming out from mains filter the other end of lead-if not you can purchase a lead complete

Test on button for resistance w/ a multimeter
with button held down it should read 0 you'll need to disconnect wires to the button first and touch one lead to on side of button and the other lead to the other side of the button. If it doesn't read 0 replace on button.

Fix Ya?

if you can get on the internet just type in on google the motherboard you have and maby you can get a picture

I am trying to do this from memory as I don't have that model in front of me. turn the printer on. then while the printer is on unplug the power lead (don't turn the printer off first)
hold the OK and cancel buttons and plug the power supply back in. keep holding the buttons until the printer powers off. release the buttons, unplug the power lead and after 10 seconds replug in the lead and and switch the printer on.
this is an NVM reset whcih should clear any "hangs" in the printer.
Let me know!