Equipment: Cylinda FT426 washing machine
Board: Invensys 475630AC
Background: The wire to the drainage pump got caught by the hook of a stabilising spring, which caused it to wear, and eventually break, causing a short to earth through the frame (tripping the house fuses in the process). I repaired the wire and ran the washing machine to test. It ran fine until it came to drainage part of the cycle, and then threw an error.
On further investigation I found a component by the pump wire connector that appears to have blown - Some small black fragments in the casing, and a small soot stain. Nothing else appears to be damaged, and as I say, the machine appears to run. So in an ideal world I'd like to replace the part, not the board - which to be honest will probably be more than the machine is worth.
The problem is that the plastic face of the component blew, so I have no markings to work from - which I know makes identification difficult - but I would appreciate any best guesses you may have.
I've attached the best pictures I can get, please let me know if you need any more information.
Board: Invensys 475630AC
Background: The wire to the drainage pump got caught by the hook of a stabilising spring, which caused it to wear, and eventually break, causing a short to earth through the frame (tripping the house fuses in the process). I repaired the wire and ran the washing machine to test. It ran fine until it came to drainage part of the cycle, and then threw an error.
On further investigation I found a component by the pump wire connector that appears to have blown - Some small black fragments in the casing, and a small soot stain. Nothing else appears to be damaged, and as I say, the machine appears to run. So in an ideal world I'd like to replace the part, not the board - which to be honest will probably be more than the machine is worth.
The problem is that the plastic face of the component blew, so I have no markings to work from - which I know makes identification difficult - but I would appreciate any best guesses you may have.
I've attached the best pictures I can get, please let me know if you need any more information.