Hi, I have the same problem, area around c10 r20 charred and c17 blown. I will change the capacitor on c17 did you change any others whilst working on it? and also which chip did you replace and what did you replace it with?
Thanks for the info Fozzy.
Removed the PCB in my machine and C17 was blown. Replaced the cap. and back in business. Saved splashing €100 on new board!!!
Thanks
Barry
Hi there I have the same problem. Can you tell me the part numbers (radionics or farnell) for c10, r20 and c17?
Just try C17 first, If you look on the side of the cap, you will see the info required. I think you need a 680uF, 105degree, 10Volt electrolitic Capacitor. As it is a capacitor, they have a large tollerence (5-10%), you can use a similar value one. I used a 1000uF, 105 Degree, 25Volt (can go a larger voltage) one and it works perfect.
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I had the same problem.
If you are confident, remove the circuit board (power off) from the rear of the washer take not on where the connectors go!!
Look to see if the area around c10/r20 is charred and c17 is blown.
I replaced the chip plus the capacitors and cured the problem, all for about £15.
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