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WM16S792NL

Screen turns on but doesn't go beyond that - SIEMENS WM16S792NL WAS/DROOG

TATatiana Rosa
Asked almost 3 years ago 2,661 views
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My washer drier flashes light when I turn the knob to choose a program but it doesn't go anywhere beyond that. Usually this is the light screen that shows up (see attachment) before changing to the program setup but now it is just stuck here.

I tried unplugging it for a couple of hours and it still does the same.

This is the model: SIEMENS WM16S792NL WAS/DROOG

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Siemens WM16S792NL powers up but remains stuck on initial display

The problem
The Siemens washer dryer WM16S792NL lights up when the programme knob is turned, but the display does not progress beyond the initial screen. Unplugging the appliance for a couple of hours made no difference.
Likely cause
The accepted reply says the most likely issue is an electronics fault. Possible areas mentioned were the control display PCB, the main PCB, or a connection fault between them. The exact failed part was not confirmed.
What fixed it
No confirmed DIY repair was given. The accepted advice was not to change electronic parts speculatively. Further diagnosis should be carried out by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.
Checks to try
  • Appliance was unplugged for a couple of hours and then retested
  • Observed that the display lights but stays on the initial screen when a programme is selected

Safety: Do not replace electronic control parts speculatively. Further diagnosis should be carried out by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.

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Accepted Answer
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WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered almost 3 years ago

Hi there. Unfortunately this is possibly a fault on the electronics. It could be a problem with the control display PCB, or the main PCB, or possibly a connection fault between the two. I definitely would not recommend speculatively trying to change any of them.

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