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  • Cmat2l
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    • Sep 2024
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    • Romania
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    Hair dryer in water

    Hello everyone!
    I dropped a hair dryer in the water after using it. I pulled it out fast but it was still hot, plugged in the mains and switched off. Still in warranty but the shop I bought it is in another country. The local repair shops asked 50-60 eur for repair. The dryer cost 60 so I was thinking maybe there is smthng I could do to fix it my self. I took it apart but I reached the point that I cant understand what the problem might be. I dont have electronics knowledge. Just some basic electrical.

    There are 3 leds that are blinking when is plugged in but it does nothing when I press any button.

    I attach the pcb photos. I would really appreciate it If anyone can spot something and let me know.
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    • stj
      Great Sage 齊天大聖
      • Dec 2009
      • 31068
      • Albion
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      look at the 3 mosfets feeding the yellow, black and red wires

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