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A service tech "should" eliminate each potential problem part before replacement.
If the problem is intermitent, that can be a challenge.
If its not the the swithc, and three techs have looked at it, I would suspect the board as it is what sends signal to all the switches, and produced the diagnostic codes.
Bad boards can also send false failures to other components.
I'd replace the board.
Posted on Dec 17, 2008
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Yes, they replaced all 3 switches :(
Replacing the control board does seem to be the next step. I don't know why the servicemen didn't suggest this. Thanks!
Have they replaced the control board?
Have they replaced the pressure switch yet?
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