Check the voltage regulator at the heatsink and the bridge rectifier. These are known to go bad. Disconnect your machine from mains if not in use, it reduces the stress on these components and don't pretend your vid to be a repair !
Thank you for your comment and valid indications. But what is unclear for me is where I have pretended to be a repair video? This is more of an trying to repair which I wanted to revisit someday. So please don't missunderstand my intensions.
I get +7V and +27V out of power supply. 7V goes in regulator and I have +5V out of it. Unit is dead as a mummy. :( Schematics would help to diagnose further. Not sure what happens with 27V. Thanks.
how is the coffee machine no power ? did you fix it , the cause that you find out
The SAECO Odea GO coffee maker recently had a problem with grinding but sometimes not pumping water and brewing.
I have one no power so did u ever figure this out?
Check the voltage regulator at the heatsink and the bridge rectifier. These are known to go bad. Disconnect your machine from mains if not in use, it reduces the stress on these components and don't pretend your vid to be a repair !
Thank you for your comment and valid indications. But what is unclear for me is where I have pretended to be a repair video? This is more of an trying to repair which I wanted to revisit someday. So please don't missunderstand my intensions.
I get +7V and +27V out of power supply. 7V goes in regulator and I have +5V out of it. Unit is dead as a mummy. :( Schematics would help to diagnose further. Not sure what happens with 27V. Thanks.
If you'll find a new board the repair will be easier...