Thank you all so much for this discussion.
I'm wondering if the OP has any updates, as I have almost exactly the same situation. Two blown fuses, no sign of arcing or anything like that. My mains is not melted. PCB no longer available, though mine is identical to the one posted so I see it's "12A 125V time-delay" ... the other blown fuse on the line filter does say 15A on its collar.
I'm considering ordering a few of each and soldering them in - doesn't look too bad and I did a similar "through-the resin" repair on my matching LGwasher dryer earlier this year.
I'm just super-confused as to what the issue might be. I had a very slight leak when I last ran the washer, perhaps water got into the main PCB? I don't see any place where water got to electronics otherwise. And no trace of special smoke... though we did smell a bit of cooked electronics when it first blew. I'm going to comprehensively go through all the testing that David Billington did... super-useful to see all those numbers to check.
Moderator edit: New thread created from this.
I'm wondering if the OP has any updates, as I have almost exactly the same situation. Two blown fuses, no sign of arcing or anything like that. My mains is not melted. PCB no longer available, though mine is identical to the one posted so I see it's "12A 125V time-delay" ... the other blown fuse on the line filter does say 15A on its collar.
I'm considering ordering a few of each and soldering them in - doesn't look too bad and I did a similar "through-the resin" repair on my matching LG
I'm just super-confused as to what the issue might be. I had a very slight leak when I last ran the washer, perhaps water got into the main PCB? I don't see any place where water got to electronics otherwise. And no trace of special smoke... though we did smell a bit of cooked electronics when it first blew. I'm going to comprehensively go through all the testing that David Billington did... super-useful to see all those numbers to check.
Moderator edit: New thread created from this.