No power blanco mod bfd5x - Kitchen Ranges

I used http://www.google.com and entered the following words
blanco dishwasher model bfd5x
Many Blanco model manuals at the link shown but I didn't see that model number BFD5X :

http://www.blanco-australia.com/support/instruction_manuals


http://www.blanco-australia.com/support/instruction_manuals

Cut the power at the breaker for 1 hour.

Unfortunately I couldn't locate that precise model, but found another Blanco:


https://www.winningappliances.com.au/public/manuals/Blanco-BM32CX-32L-Convection-Built-In-Microwave-Oven-1000W-User-Manual.pdf

turn off at the breaker, count to 50 and power back on. If that doesn't fix it, the brown out and surge when the power came back on, probably took out the main control board. Get is fixed professionally so you get the correct diagnosis and warranty.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Blanco+BFS95W+reset

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DO YOU KNOW WHAT THE C STANDS FOR? DOES IT STAND FOR CLEAN? IF SO MAYBE YOU NEED TO CLEAN YOUR OVEN IF NOT LOOK UP ON LINE TO FIND MANUAL. TYPE IN BLANCO BSO 422W MANUAL OR MANUAL FOR BLANCO BSO 422W.

Blanco Oven
http://www.scribd.com/doc/7992811/Blanco-Oven

Do you mean the Blanco BCG640NX cooktop? Many of the Blanco manuals are available here: http://www.blanco-australia.com/Blanco-User-Manuals.html . Scroll down for the Cook top manuals. The direct link to the BCG640NX manual is http://www.blanco-australia.com/IgnitionSuiteVirtual/uploads/docs/BCG640.pdf . (Note the same manual applies for several Blanco models.)

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

I had a similar problem with the same model of Blanco Oven but in my case the clock was completely dead apart from the letter A which was lit (and this proved there was power to the oven).

The oven would not work because the clock module (electronics control unit) was dead.
I rang a Blanco parts supplier, who advised the clock module was no longer available (Blanco advised the same). Another supplier said they could supply the clock module for A$425 which is an absolute ripp off (a reasonable price would be A$50 as it only has a couple of components).
As the clock module is not essential (it only provides the time, alarms, and fancy features most people don't need) I decided to by-pass it by shorting out the two (brown) wires on the LHS (which connect to the relay on the clock module). In effect it behaves as if the relay is always ON, supplying power to the stove.
The oven now gets power and works fine and it cost me virtually nothing to repair. I strongly recommend this solution to anyone experiencing problems with the clock module.

Some basic understanding of electrical/electronics systems is all that is needed to implement this repair.

try the element

Try http://www.blanco-australia.com/content.aspx?PageID=95&CategoryID=162

hope this is what you are looking for.- Do you have the water connection on?