Hello i want to buy a circuit board for ermila bellisima where i can find it please

If the refrigerator is running without any other problems, then just replace the fan motor. Here is the fan and it is only $36.80. No where near $100.00!

Hello,

Welcome to FixYa.

Sorry to hear about your trouble shooting problems. I hope I can help move you forward in the right direction.

Have you run a self-diagnostic which is built into the Asko washer's control ? Furthermore, Did you initially receive an error code of "F6" ?

What led to the changing of the brushes in the motor, and was the motor windings ohm value checked to confirm or dismiss the motor was worth brushes ? The armature inspected ?

This how to run a fault tracing program ( in the event you don't know )


What you will/should see...


Let me know what you've done or found to this point and I'll try to help in whatever manner I can. It is possible the motor control board is the fault, but there is a means to get to that point first.

There was also a period of time during production some of the controls had the wrong fuse placed in them...se below for memo.



This is not very likely considering the age of your machine, however I felt it was worth mentioning. I'll watch for your next post.

Regards,

Macmarkus :)

wiper motor bad washer pump is part of wiper motor you pick a good one up at a junk yard for around $35.00

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There was a recall a while back ago for this problem. Check with your local dealer and see if the recall is still active. The problem is the circuit board on the wiper motor assemble where the wire harness connects. The solder the plastic clip on the board breaks and will cause this problem and at worst the wipers don't work at all. If you good with soldering, it's a simple fix by just re-soldering the wire harness clip back on and if you like you can buy the replacement circuit board at Auto Zone. The will have the step by step instructions for you to get the job done, a light tap will once and a while fix the problem but you may loose the whole function of the wipers. Good luck.

Hello bdsisselI.
I suspect the circuit board on your Pickup is at fault here. Very common problem with the solder joints cracking.
Two ways to repair it. If you are handy and if you or someone you know can use a solder gun you can often save the board. Otherwise buy a new one at your local auto supply.
On your wiper motor, just above where you put in brake fluid, on the firewall, there are 3 screws with torx head screws. Unplug the wire connector. Remove the screws and pull off the cover. You will see the back side of the circuit board. Gently pry the board out (it is retained by metal friction clips).
Inspect carefully the circuit board on the end where the plug is and you will find the cracked solder. Hit them with the solder iron and viola, no more problem.
Hope I helped you along with this.

Hello jlwhelchel: My name is Roger and I will answer your question. Raise the hood locate the wiper motor. Remove the cover held on by three screws. Remove the cover. The cover is the module.
Should you need further help please just ask. Please rate the answer. This way I know the information was helpful. Thank You for using Fix Ya. Roger

are you getting 120v at the "cool" terminal on the board try taking one of the motor leads and hooking it up to the 110v going into the control board if that works check to see if you have 24v at the "G" terminal if you have 24v at "G" and no voltage coming off of "Heat Or COOL" then i would replace the board

ummmm, honestly ive never replaced just the board(im an authorized maytag servicer) so our replacements have always been new, and in this case the repair kit containing both board and motor. that being said, i cant see a reason as to why you couldnt relace just the board itself, ,Ireally never found the reason why the board would burn out, but, as far as repair kit im certain that they were trying to get all circuit boards and motors back to only one model, instead of having 5 or six different boards andmotors, this will bring them all to the most recent board and motor, never was an issue with themotor, jusat that you couldnt wire in the new board without the neew wiring. As long as its the same board i cant see why that wont work. as far as the "wax motor" that was a seperate issue burning out the Top control board, total seperate then your problem,., dont really see an issue with installing your "used board"

that is your only solution but u might find u can buy a second hand machine that works for u to get parts off this will proberly be cheaper than buying a timer thats what id do u get more for your money m8