also get a tester and make sure electricity is running through the 12V connectors



Also have a look at any faulty fuses



also get a tester and make sure electricity is running through the 12V connectors

Also have a look at any faulty fuses

The black cylinders are called "caps".

They'll need to be replaced, however it is hard to tell what type they are without examining the actual powerboard.



I would recommend you take it to a electrician and fixing it wont cost much since uve alreay got the powerboard on hand .. just a little bit of soldering.



Otherwise, go hunting on ebay for a simular powerboard and replace it



Hope this helps



Jigsaw

FixYa Team

Please remember to rate this solution The black cylinders are called "caps".
They'll need to be replaced, however it is hard to tell what type they are without examining the actual powerboard.

I would recommend you take it to a electrician and fixing it wont cost much since uve alreay got the powerboard on hand .. just a little bit of soldering.

Otherwise, go hunting on ebay for a simular powerboard and replace it

Hope this helps

Jigsaw
FixYa Team
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It looks like the schematics are not available for your appliance. L4 is connecting 12V in series to the rest of the circuitry. You can try to connect the 12V directly to L4 and see if that works, high current might have burnt the conductors. It looks like the schematics are not available for your appliance. L4 is connecting 12V in series to the rest of the circuitry. You can try to connect the 12V directly to L4 and see if that works, high current might have burnt the conductors.