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|    Bob F to ehsjr    |
|    Re: Whirlpool ATF8000FS clothes washer u    |
|    11 Feb 24 11:45:20    |
      From: bobnospam@gmail.com              On 2/11/2024 10:03 AM, ehsjr wrote:       > On 2/11/2024 3:16 AM, Bob F wrote:       >> Washing machine began flashing many LEDs and beeping every second.       >> VDR4 is burned black, C26(22uF 200V) and C27(10uF 200V) are bulging.       >> Can anyone help identify that VDR? It is a vertical disk about 5/16"       >> in diameter, with about 1/4" lead spacing. One lead of it goes to the       >> (-) side of both bad caps.       >>       >> My guess is the caps failed, blowing the VDR, requiring replacement of       >> those. Other opinions are welcome.       >>       >> There are 3 other VDRs on the board which are near each other but not       >> near VDR4. These are labeled K2759U, but I have not found a proper       >> datasheet for those.       >>       >> ATF8000FS machine       >> PC board #EL1345526       >> plastic case labeled 134847902       >> Online search brings up 137007000NH as the assembly.       >       > The K2759U is a 275 volt MOV (aka VDR - Voltage Dependent Resistor).       > The full part number is LIKELY S10k275. A probable(*) replacement       > part is Digikey 495-1433-ND.       >       > * = I say probable because that is what I would try if it were       > my machine - based only on the information you posted, which       > includes (on my part) the assumption that the burned VDRÂ is       > identical to the other VDRs. Of course with a schematic or       > reverse engineering we'd be in much better shape to make a firm       > diagnosis, but lacking that you have to go with what is       > likely but not proven.       >       > As you undoubtedly know (but others might not) you have to       > replace those bulging caps, too.       >       > Good luck with the repair!       > Ed              I really appreciate this response. Now I have something to work with.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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