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Sir please ac supply trace told sir

I used a heatgun to reflow all at once and it worked.

hello, i have 3E error code but it is unstable like sometimes the cycle works perfectly and sometimes not, is this the same problem ?

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It's true I had the same issue. I only soldier the big point ....Happy days ....thanks alot

Had terrible trouble removing top panel. So tight never been off before had some sticky tape on it, nearly give up. I think this should be explained that some could be a real struggle on first removal

They really did their best on newer models to make it impossible to fix yourself.

Thank you so much for this video! You saved me over 200euro. Wish you a the best to you and your family. Cheers!

The first time I used te machine after the repair, it didn't stop!!! But.. when it was ready, and turned itself of, there was a piep from the inside of the PBC... When I unplugged it, it was gone. Uhm... doesn't feel safe. Anyone who noticed this also? Any ideas?

Removing the gel is hard… its a thick layer and im worried that i break the connectors underneath, i cant show a picture, but was it a half centimeter thick yellow layer? Yours looks very different and cleaner. Any tips on this step?

Is it still working?

good luck sir

How did you remove the silicone? How long did it take?

Thanks a lot for making this video! I have the exact same machine with the exact same problems. It took about an hour or 5 to go through this repair but without this video it would have taken so much longer let alone start the repair. Before the repair, I could not get a washing cycle finish, now after the repair already 9 cycles without issues! Hopefully this repair will extend the lifetime of my machine a few more years.

My maskin Stop 2019 After 5 year so I followed this video. And I fix the problem. The maskin is still working 2023 So thanks for this video.

I have the 9kg. But the bord is in front of the machine. Turn wheel and screen are molded with it. Dous this one has the same issue? Not as easy as yours unfortunately

i see it now 4 years later and i like it good job my man and i hapy thet it help becuse my samsung just started to make trubolls so i will do the same

my samsung is doing this, But to be honest i would rather buy a new machine.. It's to much hassle for me 🤣

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Thx for this video. I have 1 with a simular issue (timer resets to start in a program) so now i know i can try some things first before buying and replacing the board.

Incredible work. My replaced inverter board failed again in a similar Samsung Washer. Re-soldered some large components(after angrily removing gel and plastic) and back to normal. Cheers. Much appreciated.

Thanks for the Great video! Technically speaking, the root cause of the problem is that the "thermal paste" between the "black big heat sink" and the "motor driver IC" is dried out!!! which results in the "Over-heating" of the motor driver IC, which results in "Cold-joints" in its pins. So resoldering just fixes the symptom and the problem would come back sooner or later! So, I suggest refreshing the thermal past to completely fix the problem (at least for 5 to 8 years)! I found th-cam.com/video/mKEdjWmP81w/w-d-xo.html helpful for removing the heatsink (it also includes removing the motor driver IC which may not be needed in most cases) and it also shows a much simpler way of accessing the board. I also suggest not to use your machine more than once a day and let it cool down completely and ensure that it's not exposed to heat or sunlight.

The gel you are referring to is silicone and the purpose is not to reduce vibration, but to prevent moisture from damaging the board. If you remove it, the moisture is going to corrode the contacts. So after soldering and confirming that the issue is fixed, it is a good idea to spray a rubberized coating on the board to prevent moisture damage. Something like Rustoleum Leak Seal might work.

Gave it a shot. Got the control board opened up and cleared but that seems to have been the easy part... Even the silicone protection came off relatively easy with a bit of patience and actually trying to get off as a big of a piece as possible instead of trying to nibble off little chunks at a time. But I'm having trouble desoldering. It takes really long time to get the tin to melt. Like almost impossible. especially the thicker solderings I haven't managed to do anything with. I bought a 30W soldering iron for this but it really seems to do f*** all if I'm honest. EDIT: With a bit more trying I managed to get soldering done too. I must've had the wrong technique in the beginning. However now the machine gives "dE" error right off the bat when starting any programs so I must've f**** up to board. Oh well, I tried. Thanks for the video, looks like many found help with it.

The gel is there to prevent condensation from damaging the electronics, not as a shock absorber.

Dear Uploader! How did you remove the gel from the motherboard?

Thanks for this video! Helped us a lot, looks like the machine is working again after this fix! 😀

Thanks for tutorial. Had the same problem with my eco bubble washing mashing... before fixing you needed to kick it real hard where PCB was but over time even that stoped working. First time I resoldered only big parts, and it only worked for a two weeks before going into errors again. So I resoldered main chip this time like in video and it's working flawlessly over month and still going like a new washing mashine!! I think this is general flaw in this series of washing machines and I presume resoldering gonna be needed to do every few years in future. Probably it's general problem both with really bad PCB assamlby and vibrations during usage of washing mashine. All points out to pins loosing contacts over time and it is needed to resolder them.

Hi!, how did you remove the "gel" from the pcb ?

Thanks Gold Fleming, just had the same problem with our Samsung EcoBubble and followed your directions and its working fine again now! I must admit all the soldered joints looked good so I was a bit sceptical at first that it would make any difference, but I went ahead and resoldered each of the larger components and it worked! - thanks again!

Naar hier verwezen via Tweakers. Héél erg bedankt dat je deze video hebt gemaakt. Hij doet het weer 😀

Hi. Still working fine after 3 years?

Thanks for the informative video, I have a samsung 12kg ecobubble that was partially working (found the motor driver ic is bad). I have ordered a new PCB and the silkscreen is a different colour so I'm not sure if samsung has updated the boards? the lead free solder they use is a big issue for weak joints possibly leading to premature component failure...

How did you remove the gel? Im having a hard time trying to do it

Excellent bit of information, thanks. I'd never have thought it would provide such an easy fix. I noticed you missed out the 'how to remove the plastic glop' from the back section, not so easy but it did come off ok, although it took a lot longer than the actual soldering. Many thanks.

Thanks voor je video TOPPER, super uitleg is me gelukt vrouwtje ook blij je bent een HELD

Hi I have the same problem, can someone tell me how to remove the silicone gel?. Tnx a lot

Thanks Gold, worked for me as well. Our machine lasted 6.5 years before we got the error. Great instructions. I didn't have a dremel, so used a bit of precision angle grinding. Silicon potting compound was stuck very well, so this took the longest time. I know that automotive ECU's have to go through a very stringent vibration testing regime (you wouldn't want your ABS ECU failing like this!), maybe Samsung should do the same...

Thanx your fix worked on mine as well 😄 just gave it an new layer of tin

Thank you, chickened out of soldering and bought new mother board for £145 on eSpares which is still cheaper than buying a whole new machine.

I did the repair however my waching machine doens't turn on anymore? It seems completely dead. Any advice?

The purpose of the coating is to prevent the possibility of repairing the card.

2021 Thank you Man! Just fixed it

That's very helpful. My problem is that there is no power getting to my Ecobubble. I'm guessing it's the power cable, but could it be another component?

Great video, you're wrong about the gel/silicon coating though, it's not added to dampen the vibrations, it's added so the part cannot be easily serviced, instead, the entire control board needs to be replaced. If Samsung wanted to protect the board there are far better ways to do it than just coating the entire thing in silicon and removing almost all possibility of servicing the board! Dick move by Samsung!

It worked! I was a bit sceptic since I did not see anything wrong with the soldering, but did the big ones anyway and now it is working fine.

Thank you so much! This fixed my problem and now I don’t need to spend boring money on a new one🙌🏻 Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪

This man is an amateur. Be very careful.