Thanks you very much, I have the same issue, going to solder it in a few. Question its been 8 years, how long did it last (that you know of [assuming you replaced the dryer after 8 years])
You’re welcome. I hope it works. It lasted until til I removed it and sent it to where washers and dryers go to die. Haha. Crazy that it lasted so long. Good luck bud!
Never wanted a MotorGuide never had any experience with one. Bought a boat yesterday that has a 10 month old MotorGuide trolling motor on the bow. And the guy told me sometime the arrows left and doesn't line up with where you're going and it nearly caused a giant problem on my maiden voyage today. Hopefully this will fix my problem though it's a different model than the one I have. Thank you for the information
Thanks so much! I had ordered a new board on Amazon for $200. 20 minutes later saw your video, and tried the fix. Works like a charm and was able to cancel the order before it shipped. You rock!
Bruh... AWESOME work! Tested all my parts and came to the control panel. Saw your video and when I pulled mine... same thing, same spot, but mine is way worse. Looks like something exploded under there. Will repair and I'm sure it will work. Mine is completely disconnected from the board.
Two paid repairs have been saved for this video. Don't forget checking the burnt points and make the right bridge. Its simple and saved money. "New" board is $500 value and it had the same problem. And then, it was fixed using the same technique for all PCBA boards. Enjoy the repair despite the downtime for your wife.
Bought a control board online and verified the control board was causing the issue, lo and behold I popped the board out and I had the same burn mark. Thank You!
6 years later and your video is still helping people. Thanks for sharing! This saved me big time. Every place I looked online says the control board is discontinued.
🙌🏻 God bless you. I watched countless RU-vid videos and spent several hours trying to figure out what’s wrong with my dryer. After watching this video I checked my control board and wouldn’t you know it… a burnt circuit and black spot on the housing identical to yours. Thank you for making this video. I was about to throw in the towel and just buy a new dryer.
I got a f01 code but mine is a bravos.. same exact control board except my issue is the dryer works and all, but it has this steam function.. and the valve seems to be held open by the ctrl board that controls the water. Is the same kind of solenoid as an icemaker fridge.. my board is perfectly fine looking.. all relays check out fine and switch closed then back to n.o. Otherwise… but the damn thing just doesnt dry clothes because it keeps putting water on em.. now dont ask me why they make a dryer that has a water inlet… i mean a steam dryer , doesnt a dryer do that anyway with the wey clothes inside ?? Friggn women im telling ya.. spends 950$ on a dryer that wets your clothes.. fuck sake..
I have a GEW9250PW1 that doesn't light up at all, nothing. Not sure which board would be at fault. The thermo fuse is shot and one is on the way. Any ideas?
@@SteveV2023 I don’t recall exactly. I used the internet and diagnostic tools from different forums. I think it had power just no operation. Wish I could remember. Sorry bud.
Marin, Thank you so much for a great video. Your simple fix saved me $350 for a new board and my wife was able to dry her clothes the same night. Just like you said in your video, there was a burn mark on the plastic case and the soldered joint had disintegrated. I resoldered it and voila, it ran like new. Thanks again for your helpful video. You rock.
I was getting an F04 E04 error code on my duet WED94HEX dryer after doing the diagnostic. (with machine on standby press any 3 buttons consecutively 3 times within 8 seconds) F4E4 means L2 LINE VOLTAGE ERROR. check the relay connection on the ccu board. check power, etc. I never suspected relay connection on solder board. after watching this video I saved $300 and the dryer is working fine. Thank you so much...
It lasted about a year. But only because we replaced the units. It was still working when we removed the unit from our laundry room. I didn’t know the guy that came and picked up the washer and dryer personally. Or I would be able to tell you exactly. Sorry. Wish I was more help.
You rock this video and another helped out. Saved me from buying a board as soldering was the trick. Tested with a multi-meter that there was a bad connection on the trace to the post that was burnt. crapped the trace to make sure there was a connection. I almost added a new wire to replace the trace (maybe I should have). But it seemed to work. Had this not worked I would have order that control board.
It’s a bandaid repair. Inside the relay the points started arcing and pitting causing the heat to unsolder the connection. The relay will need to be changed soon.
Mine had the control dark, display showed no signs of life, but the light came on inside the dryer when the door was opened. I found another video that said to hold the end of cycle button for 3 seconds. This turned on the locked light. I was amazed, I held the same button for 3 seconds and it came back to life and started. So try this first.
