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Bosch HDI7282U/09 Dual Fuel Range

RBHodge

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Hi Master,

I was hoping you can share the service manual for my Bosch HDI7282U/09 range.  I am experiencing a dim display issue that I am trying to resolve and am starting with the control board.  The wiring diagram would help me to replace the right cap, however having the manual in its entirety would be great as I'm sure more will fail and bring me back for more help.

Thank you!!

Rob 

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The wiring diagram will be of little use in what you are attempting to do. Can't be that many caps on the board and they are cheap, I'd just replace them all. Keep the same capacitance value but feel free to go up in voltage rating (physical size permitting), cheap insurance.

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