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Rep Power: 12 | I noticed on this thread that a replacement controller is likely to cost £200 and the same again for labour. Do the above symptoms seem to point towards a controller fault, or does this just sound like a degraded surface for a board of this age? Thanks |
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![]() | I'd go with the advice you received from support. However Hitachi, who sell the same GTCO device, consider the control boards a user replaceable part. If you have any identical boards you can swap over the control panels in about 15 minutes or so. This will allow you to confirm/eliminate the control board as the source of your trouble. Other possible areas: **edit: have been looked at by the OP** Last edited by psydii; 11-11-2008 at 08:15 AM.. |
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Rep Power: 12 | Thanks, I tried swapping the controllers as you suggested but the issue was still apparent on the same board, which I suppose means a faulty/tired board and therefore needs replacing. |
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