Re:Ex-WWII tanks still used as paddock bashers on Australian...
by dogma1138 on Saturday November 19, 2016 @10:44AM
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White appliances tend to include some basic schematics for the high power components e.g. the main switch is connected to the valve and the pump and so and so.
But there are still no schematics for the logic boards which is what tends to die more often than the solenoid that controls the water intake valve for example, and those logic boards are either impossible to get or cost as much as a new dishwasher or a washing machine.
This was useful in the case of the dryer -- I was trying to disable the buzzer that unhelpfully wakes me up to tell me that my clothes are dry, and the schematic pointed the way to the right circuit to clip.
It was less useful in the case of the dishwasher, as the root cause was user error. But, the schematics were there, nonetheless.