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The buzzing sound was short then stopped and it came from the dial area/pcb. **** man I was so close those brushes should have fixed it.

I can get a multimeter and read how to use one I understand basically how they work. Do you think I’ve fried the motor or something now but I don’t see how all I did was change the brushes. yes it was running before just no movement in the drum. I’ve checked all the wires nothing out

Would that cause the buzzing then the no power? I will try that.

I suppose it’s possible but I don’t see how, I was very careful I didn’t touch anything else, beyond fumbling a bit with putting the new brushes in as was fist time doing it I did t touch anything else.

new brushes and stator photo

The fuse in the plug didn’t blow I just tested it.

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I added pics to both those messages they didn’t upload

Would I be able to see that welded spot, is there anything that could be done or would the motor need replaced now? What about the shorting/buzzing has that damaged other parts now as well?

Also I did check the pressure switch by blowing down the tube it was fine. And I checked inside the pump hoses as well all good.

It’s the RCCB breaker that keeps tripping

Well thank you guys but now I’m really stumped. I changed the brushes and turned it on and it just made quick buzzing noise now there’s no power to it. Was running before I changed the brushes so how does changing the brushes do that?

oh it also will not spin i have just found out, if i select spin it does the draining noises then switches to the stop mode.

hello all you helpful people really hoping i can fix this machine on my own!! ok so heres the deal, at first, the machine would start up and the water drains out of the machine from previous attempts to run it when it starts up, so not the pump right? the water then turned on and ran into the...