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Looking for a bit of advice. My 9yo Blanco dishwasher immediately trips the RCD/GFCI as soon as it is connected to the power outlet, happens regardless of whether the front power switch on the dishwasher is on or off. I read online that someone with a similar issue found the noise filter was faulty, I bypassed this, but the circuit still trips, so reconnected it back. The mains power input goes from the noise filter to the power card, removed the card and from what I can see there is nothing visibly wrong with the card, burn marks etc. I disconnected all connectors from the power card with the exception with the incoming active and natural, I then turned on the power and the circuit didn't trip. I then connected one connector at a time and found that a 3 wire connection seems to cause the circuit to trip, when this is left disconnected all is good. I have attached a photo of the power card and a close up of where this connector connects to the board - it appears to be only low voltage, the label on the board says "DEBI, 0V, -5V". I also noticed that some of the connections are corroded, not sure whether that could play any part. I haven't been able to find a wiring diagram on the machine, or online. I will trace where this connector terminates, but need another screwdriver to take the side panel off, which I'll try and get tomorrow. Just wondered if anyone could shed a bit more light about what the connector might be for, or why it could be causing a trip? Could it be some sort of control switch for something else? Appreciate any help with this, I'm keen to give it some new life 8-) Thanks ((: Power card [ATTACH]66767[/ATTACH] Connector [ATTACH]66768[/ATTACH] The dishwasher model is BFDW6X .