Can we bring this dead Bosch Washing Machine back to life?
Vložit
- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- In this video I attempt to repair a Bosch Classixx WAE20262AU washing machine no power fault and discover some interesting things.
The old school no power fault was often a faulty door switch which could be bypassed in a pinch, but the modern washer is a very different beast.
Note: I am aware my comment about the TNY264 is inaccurate as switch mode power supplies do indeed have tiny transformers, perhaps those in the know can briefly explain what it does in the comments.
The Bosch WFMC3200UC Training Manual I referenced: www.manualslib...
TNY264 datasheet: www.farnell.co...
Buy TNY264GN: www.aliexpress...
I also spotted Bosch / Siemens motor brushes: s.click.aliexp...
Make sure to check out my oddly familiar Breville Coffee Machine repair video which I recorded a few weeks after this one. • Can we fix this lightn...
Please help the channel grow! Like, comment & subscribe!
Follow me on social media or if you like you can support my future videos via Buy Me A Coffee or PayPal: linktr.ee/Fix_...
I'm not yet monetised so your subscription and donations really help me buy new tools and keep moving forward with this channel.
eMail: fixtechstuff@gmail.com
Nice t-shooting and fix! Love it when we can extend the life of these expensive appliances!
Thanks! Yes indeed. Probably one of the more rewarding repairs I’ve done.
@@FixTechStuff Watch out it may end up being one of your most popular videos. My dryer repair one is always one of my most watched. 😂
@@JamiesHackShack Yeah, I think so to. I’ll go and have a look at your channel.
Amazing! Thanks for sharing. This brought my Bosch Classixx 6 1200 Express back to life. All just for a few GBP. 🎉
Oh wow, congrats! 👍👏😁
Great video! No bs, directly to the point, with every information you need to solve this and similar faults.
Thanks for the comment, much appreciated.
We have a front loader and haveto leave the door open and put vinegar in it to keep it from mildew smell, Subscribed thank you
Thanks for the subscription! I really like your DIY campers, you make it look easy.
We haven't had and problems with mildew yet and I think its because the wife likes to run the machine at 60c which might help kill the mildew.
Could also be a climate related thing.
Oh, yes. Over here, in North America, we have the Whirlpool family of washers with a certain undervalue capacitor on various boards. Replace it and your gold. A few dollars for parts as opposed to hundreds for the board.
Now, one can not say with certainty that it was designed to fail...just, I've never repaired a board from direct drive machines which had any other fault....
😁 Fantastic to hear actually, those of us who are handy can make the most out of these things. When I had my repair shop my father kept meticulous notes and we’d submit the repair notes to a fault book here in Australia. So many things fail in the exact same way.
If it were me, I would also tested the capacitors to make sure they were still in spec, since they might have experienced unusual load.
Yes indeed, that's a good idea. The 2 electrolytic's would be easy to replace. I'll definitely check them if it fails again.
A 3D printer doing its job in the background?
Yes indeed! It was printing an ant habitat. 😁