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Printed Circuit Board Repairs for Tumble dryers AEG, Electrolux, Zanussi Etc

by / Thursday, 18 December 2014 / Published in Tumble Dryers

The video is on a common repair that i have to do on the ENV06 PCB and will show you just one of the faults that can occur 

 

Even if you’re not a technician or an engineer, some Tumble dryer printed circuit board problems are obvious. Some common and simple problems can cause a printed circuit board not to work.
A thorough visual inspection of your tumble dryer PCB could save you having to buy a new board they can cost over £150 plus a needless engineers bill. Don’t be afraid to have a look. Just make sure your power is turned off to make sure you don’t get an electric shock.

The front of a Printed circuit board  Env 06

The front of a Printed circuit board Env 06

The back of a Printed circuit board  Env 06

The back of a Printed circuit board Env 06

board in housing

Make sure it’s unplugged from the electric supply, now check all the connections are good tight and the pins are clean as you can get corrosion build up due to moister. You can Remove the cover from your tumble dryer PCB.

If the previous has not cured your problem you now need to remove the printed circuit board from the tumble dryer facial panel. Dryer covers are held on with screws and clips; this can vary from on different manufactures and models of tumble dryer.

A typical blown track on a tumble dryer

A typical blown track on a tumble dryer

Look out for Dry joints

Look out for Dry joints

Make sure all the terminal connections are clean and not corroded a biro rubber does a great job

Make sure all the terminal connections are clean and not corroded a biro rubber does a great job

Look out for burnt joints

Look out for burnt joints

The first inspection should be to check all the tracks on the circuit board look for water damage and also burnt tracks, due to the nature of the appliance there can be quite a lot of humidity on the board especially if the dryer has been kept in a very cold room or garage. Condenser dryers are more prone to this than normal vented dryers.

 

You are having to go into the realms of Electronics and if you do not know what you are doing you can cause more harm than good. You need to check for signs of damage to Components like Capacitors, Resistors, Diodes, Triac’s and the link Switch which fails so often on this type of tumble dryer. (Please note that when the LNK 304GN u. TNY264G blows the 47R Resistor also has blown) and you need to check all the Resistors & Diodes. I have put together a load of pictures on these Env 06 boards so you can get an idea of what to look for.

 

 

 

These pictures will help you understand some of the common chips that blow and there not always obvious

blown link Switch LNK 304GN and 47R Resistor

common chips to fail on tumble dryers

cutting the link Switch LNK 304GN

A typical blown track on a tumble dryer

A typical blown track on a tumble dryer

link switch removed

Resistor 47R before and after

Tumble dryer resistors & diodes to check

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304 link switch

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If you are not sure take the circuit board to someone that does what they are doing!!

Circuit Board numbers Env 06- 125988033 theses are fitted to all these makes  Electrolux, AEG, Arthur Martin, Elektro Helios, Eureka, Faure, Frigidaire, Gibson Appliance, Husqvarna, Kelvinator, Marijnen, Parkinson Cowan, Progress, Simpson, Tornado, Tricity Bendix, Volta, Westinghouse, Zanker, Zanussi, Zoppas,




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