my friend thank you very much for posting this video, you saved me a lot of money in a mechanic, I did everything you taught and installed the part and it worked correctly, God bless you

Great video. Saved me lots of money. I ordered the part from ofu-part. Great price. Instructions were excellent. Saved me a $1000.

There is no way that a clogged inlet could cause that control board to burn out. No way.

Thank you for that tip on cleaning the hot and cold hoses !

And don't forget to clear the codes second button you press stay in for 5 to 10 seconds that will clear the codes for the next repair that code is not there any more /that way if anything happens in the future that code is clear and don't get confused thinking its the same problem/ 25 years experience appliances good luck

That code, F06 and E01, like most of these videos show, means that the MCU is no longer talking to the CCU. That could be one of three things. MCU--most likely. CCU-- less likely. The wiring between them--- least of all likely. I know that Futures Trading was very kind to put out this video. All good advice, but there is a surefire way to determine if it is the MCU. Remove the MCU, and then remove the motherboard from the white housing. Only three clips hold it in place. You will most likely see a small burn mark on the housing which will line up with a damaged portion of the MCU motherboard. If you see the burn mark, it's the MCU.

Thanks. Id missed that clip and was stumped on how it came out. Appreciate the video.

Hello, Where did you get the replacement board?

Very helpful. Thank you

How to avoid this burning problem after replacing the board? what we have to maintain and do a regular check up?

Repair clinic is fine, but you can find the part cheaper on Amazon with free shipping.

any idea on how much the new board may be? is it worth repairing?

Hola Luis, eres tu el que ha comentado alguna vez en el chat en directo de TradingCero??

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