Description

Electronic Control Card for your Blanco Dishwasher

Doug Smith Spares are the exclusive dealer of genuine Blanco appliance spare parts in Australia. This is a 100% genuine spare part supplied by Blanco. Beware of cheap copies, and beware of people claiming they have genuine parts when they don't! We are the only company distributing Genuine Blanco Spare Parts, and all of Blanco Australia's spare parts are in our warehouse. If it doesn't come from Doug Smith Spares, it can't be Genuine Blanco

We can help you with a complete range of Blanco Dishwasher Spare Parts including Freestanding, Built In and Dish Drawer Dishwashers.

Doug Smith Spares have been specialising in Appliance Spare Parts since 1969. Our dedicated and experienced Australian customer service team offer expert guidance and advice to help you get the right solution for the right price.

Trusted trade supplier for over 50 years. Trade accounts available TAA.

Important notes on the purchase of all PCB's : The diagnosis of electronic appliances is not a straightforward task, and oftentimes electronic components can appear to be faulty when they may not be. We STRONGLY encourage you to engage the services of a qualified service technician to diagnose and test your machine prior to purchasing a circuit board. By purchasing this item, you agree that the item you are purchasing may not fix the fault in your machine. Sometimes the fault in circuit boards can be a result of a fault in another component, and fitting a new board to the machine can result in damage to the new board as well. Electronic components can in some cases be damaged by static electricity, water, or some other factor. Because of these factors, this PCB may not be returned for credit under any circumstances, whether it has been fitted to your machine or not. Of course, the item is covered by a statutory manufacturer's warranty, but if you claim warranty the PCB needs to be sent back to the manufacturer for testing. Once the manufacturer accepts the warranty, we will send you a replacement PCB. The failure rate on new PCB's from the manufacturer is known to be less than 1 in 250.