My brother-in-law is a mechanic - he came round yesterday and said the Bosch motor is pretty much the same as a car alternator - he looked at the brushes and confirmed they're knackered. he also reckons there's no damage on the motor but it looks a bit worn so combined with brushes that's probably what's wrong.
I have found replacements on Amazon and ordered - fingers crossed the machine will be ok
Good stuff - I'm sure new brushes will solve the problem. .
If it's a Bosch fitting one of the brushes (with the motor in situ) can be a bit tricky, but I always change them with the motor in situ using a combination of a dentist's type mirror to see what I'm doing and nimble fingers ! .
If you would of took your bush's to a washing machine repair shop they would of told you by just looking if the they were to worn.
Also(with the washer turned off) if you put the probes off a meter (set at a continuity reading)on each spade that the bush's came off that would tell you if the motor was gone,as no reading means "knackered"
You can get a re-condition motor from the repair shop and if you take your old one back in exchange they give you discount off the re- condioned one.
Just a bit of advice for future repairs lol.
If you would of took your bush's to a washing machine repair shop they would of told you by just looking if the they were to worn.
Also(with the washer turned off) if you put the probes off a meter (set at a continuity reading)on each spade that the bush's came off that would tell you if the motor was gone,as no reading means "knackered"
You can get a re-condition motor from the repair shop and if you take your old one back in exchange they give you discount off the re- condioned one.
Just a bit of advice for future repairs lol.
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