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  1. ioffe
    Hello Appliance pros, newbie DIYer here. Few weeks ago a falling tree took down the wires next to my house and fried most of my appliances. Surprisingly I managed to recover most except Thermador DWHD650 dishwasher. Upon examination I discovered thar the motherboard was badly damaged. My research led me to purchase Bosch part #00752731. The numbers on the pcb housing match the numbers of the old module. Once installed, I noticed that some buttons don’t work and LED lights are not lit. I managed to turn the machine into programming mode P2 and test all buttons. All work fine. It feels the motherboard needs to be reprogrammed to enable additional functions. I was wondering if anyone can suggest how to approach that. Thank you.
  2. granmadave
    Hi, folks, my drain sink drains rather slowly, but my washer drains rather quickly. It does stop after a certain point to allow the sink to catch up, but only after a few gallons have found their way to the floor (not all the time, just under very interesting conditions, like washing a comforter). Anyway, before I go crazy trying to make a hack using a float switch, is there a built-in way to reprogram the unit to drain less water before pausing? Arigato!
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