Simpson Encore 605 - no power?

Wow - And I thought I had an hour of Google a) corporate advertising first dozen pages..then b) the useless fixit sites with "have you plugged it in" - duh
and voila again the burnt pin found here - Thank you everyone!!!

MVS
January 2023

Just followed Lincoln Appliance NZ advice on our daughter's washing machine. Found a scorched looking pin, cleaned around it and re-soldered and power was restored. Machine functioning again and daughter can stall on the expense of a new machine. Thanks so much

Heather
March 2017

cant help wondering how many washers get thrown away because of this 1 bad connector as the boards are no longer available....

Craig
July 2016

Wonderful worked for me too first connector on the block next to fuse same for me drop of solder and voila!

Craig
July 2016

We hd no power so soldered pin as suggested . Now we have power with all lights on but when wash function buttons pressed nothing happens

Simon
February 2015

our machine had no power so I soldered the pin now I have power but all the lights stay on and will no go off when I press the selector buttons . How can I fix this ?

Simon
February 2015

The solder tip worked for me! Thanks so much.

Tommo
January 2015

cheers Lincoln Appliance NZ

same problem here for 15 yr old machine all gd thanks :D

morgan
December 2014

Wow .... it took me a while to figure out how to take it all part...but once you get the PCB apart and look underneath you can see the burnt out pin...just re-soldered it (thanks to youtube solder pcb) and put it back together and it worked :D. The wife was impressed and I saved us from buying a new Washing machine. Thank guys.

Marty
June 2014

Dry solder joint one pin up from fuse. Massive thanks Lincoln Appliance

Andy
March 2014

Had exactly the same problem. Followed Lincoln Appliances suggestion - fuse was fine but the pin one up from the fuse was dry - a drop of solder and BOSH!! fixed.

Massive thanks to Lincoln Appliances - you guys are Legends!!

Trevor, Beachlands,Auckland
August 2013

Me too, exactly the same - Lincoln appliances you are a legend. Thank you. I saw an Australian site saying it was most likely a power surge and the only option was to replace the whole board! :)

JimiLotus
March 2013

Legend - thanks people.
Exact same issue - pulled the main board out, burnt/dry solder joint one hop from the fuse holder.

Resoldered and the washing machine lives.

Many thanks for posting this fix up, saved me some $$$.

cheers

Wellington NZ
November 2012

Your welcome. Thanks for coming back to let me know.

Lincoln Appliance NZ
November 2012

Hi there,

You were spot on.

Removed Main PCB, opened up PCB to discover one of the power connector pins had a dry joint (burnt solder connection on pcb track) - this pin also supplies power to one of the fuse terminals.

Re-soldered and tested continuity from connector pin to fuse terminal - now have continuity.

Re-fitted main board to washer and...wallahhh !

Huge gratitude to Lincoln Appliance NZ, for your swift response and correct diagnosis.

You're a credit to the Industry.

Cheers,
Scott

Scott
November 2012

If you have ac power at both ends of fuse i.e. fuse is ok, then take PCB out of bracket & turn it over to inspect other side. Check for cracked solder joints on pins. Resolder any cracked solder. It is a common fault on this model.

Lincoln Appliance NZ
November 2012