tkt0011
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Hi,
First of all, I am apologize if I post in the wrong section. Please remove/move if the case.
I have 3 infrared heaters that exhibit the exact same problem. The front panel control and lights are not working. All the buttons on this panel do nothing when pressed. All the lights are off. However I can use the remote control (RF) to turn on the heater even though I can't see anything on the front panel. When pressing the power button on the remote I can hear a beep and I can use the temperature button (+/-) also on the remote to turn on/off the heater.
Brand: Heat Wave (or Athens) from Home Depot.
Model: WW13011
URL manual: https://images.homedepot-static.com/catalog/pdfImages/85/85a42a39-3dec-40af-9c83-70c291173dc5.pdf
Here's the picture to the front of the panel circuit board:
Back of the circuit board:
The red marks are when I measure voltage between those two points. Same for all the LED legs.
Can anyone help me diagnose this board? I have a very limit understanding of electronic circuit.
Thank you very much.
First of all, I am apologize if I post in the wrong section. Please remove/move if the case.
I have 3 infrared heaters that exhibit the exact same problem. The front panel control and lights are not working. All the buttons on this panel do nothing when pressed. All the lights are off. However I can use the remote control (RF) to turn on the heater even though I can't see anything on the front panel. When pressing the power button on the remote I can hear a beep and I can use the temperature button (+/-) also on the remote to turn on/off the heater.
Brand: Heat Wave (or Athens) from Home Depot.
Model: WW13011
URL manual: https://images.homedepot-static.com/catalog/pdfImages/85/85a42a39-3dec-40af-9c83-70c291173dc5.pdf
Here's the picture to the front of the panel circuit board:
Back of the circuit board:
The red marks are when I measure voltage between those two points. Same for all the LED legs.
Can anyone help me diagnose this board? I have a very limit understanding of electronic circuit.
Thank you very much.
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