Electronics help

[Figaro]

Good evening guys,
At the start of the year I fitted a second hand B2200 Dometic air con unit to my van. Initially it went pop and on inspection it turns out the pcb had shorted out due to a buildup of dust and debris on the pcb tracks.
With help from guys on here I was able to do a repair and got it working ok.
I`ve not used it this year for obvious reasons but I tested it regularly and it worked fine.
Recently I noticed the led mains on indicator was not lit.
I put the multi meter on the pcb mains connection and got 230 volts. I changed the main fuse but still not working.
I then beefed up the earlier repair but still no good.
So my question is, would a decent electronics repairer likely be able to identify a faulty component on the pcb ?
I have used a local guy in the past who seems fairly good, but mostly TV and washer repairs, and I doubt he has any experience of Dometic air con.
Maybe it`s junk, but I`d like one last go at fixing it if possible.
TIA

 

[RandallC]

Probably yes, BUT
1) does the unit still work ok (had similar issue, just cleaned up the PCB removed any carbon tracking, re-soldered tracks and reinsulated. 9 it's someone else's problem now if it goes awry)
2) if working ok can you live without the indicator? if so great, if not buy a cheap neon /led mains indicator and solder across the ac mains supply.
3) Get a COMPETANT electrician to have a look. (no disrespect but a maintenance Lecky would be best)

 

[Figaro]

It`s not working at all now, no power, the led just alerted me to that. I could live without the led.
I`m just guessing, but I suspect a component one the pcb has got a fault and wonder how easily it might be identified and repaired.

 

[tonyidle]

Fairly easily I would have thought. If it's simply that the supply isn't getting through it's possibly a component weakened by the first fault you had.

 

[Eggs]

I can't help, coincidence but I take anything electronic to a bloke who's main business is domestic repairs, he's never failed to sort things out for me at a fraction of the price 'specialist' electronic repair shops.

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