Beko WDIY854310 No Power.
Hi there,
Wonder if anyone can help me. Moved into a property with a inbuilt washer dryer by Beko. Model wdiy854310. We've never got it to work and I have a basic electrical knowledge but all the tools as a sparky.
The machine when turned on from the mains is completely dead, no noises, no lights. I've seen other posts but they usually have signs of life. My white goods repairer just said buy another one but money is tight at the moment.
I've tested the best I can and found the flex into it is live but stops at the back of the machine and appears to go nowhere else. Leading me to believe the bottom PCB is broken.
Anyone have any ideas or advice, is it worth replacing with limited knowledge or buy another machine? I'm one of these who likes to fix it if it's broken rather than give the manafactuers the pleasure of having to buy again.
Cheers in advance
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Beko WDIY854310 completely dead with no lights or response
- The problem
- A Beko WDIY854310 washer dryer had no power at all when switched on at the mains: no lights, noises or other signs of life. The owner reported that the incoming flex was live but believed the supply appeared to stop at the back of the machine.
- Likely cause
- Most strongly supported diagnosis was a fault in the main PCB power supply. The accepted reply also said the supply path should go through the on/off switch and control panel before going down to the door lock, so loss of neutral supply from the socket also needed ruling out. The exact failed part was not confirmed.
- What fixed it
- Recommended action was to verify the appliance has a proper neutral return by trying it in a different wall socket known to be working. If the socket supply was confirmed good, the accepted advice supported probable failure of the main PCB power supply. The thread was marked solved, but no completed repair was documented.
- Checks to try
- Incoming flex reported live by the owner
- Advised to try the machine in a different known-working wall socket to confirm neutral return
- Accepted reply described the expected power path via the on/off switch and control panel, then to the door lock
Safety: Further diagnosis should be carried out by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.
1 Answer
Hello there. Sorry for the late reply. You've probably got it fixed by now but the power should go to the on off switch and the control panel and then when that is switched on down to the door lock. But you are right to say that if everything is completely dead then it could be problem with the power supply in the main PCB. You would also need to test to make sure that there is a neutral return to the plug socket. You can easily do that just by plugging the washing machine into a totally different wall socket that you know is definitely working.
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