De Longhi Heater temperature Sensor

Step 1 Temperature Sensor

• Heater unit bricked with PF error (fault temperature sensor)
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Step 2

• Remove the four Phillips screws with a Phillips screwdriver
• Remove the remaining 2 screws with a Torx screwdriver
• Remove the cover
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Step 3
• Open the clamps by unhooking them with pliers or using a flathead screwdriver.
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Step 4
• Unscrew the Phillips screw to remove the temperature sensor.
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Step 5
• Unclip the temperature sensor connector from the motherboard.
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Step 6
• The temperature sensor had broken because it was corroded by moisture.
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Step 7
• With a soldering iron I proceeded to weld the broken part and to connect the 2 tracks by applying electric wire and some tin.
• If the component can not be repaired, you can find the complete electronic board replacement on eBay
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