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I’ve got an 18-year-old Miele W3364. It’s barely missed a beat in that time – sump hose was stabbed by a cocktail stick and I fitted a new pair of Miele shock absorbers to it yesterday after a happy find on eBay (the old ones were empty and definitely decorative rather than functional…)
Putting the machine back together last night I was wondering whether I should have taken the opportunity to do something with the brushes. Every other month or so I get a wash end with ‘- – -‘ in the display and the Rinses LED flashing rapidly, but otherwise it’s pretty reliable. So, should I…
- leave the brushes alone until something more dramatic happens?
- accept that, after 18 years, they might be getting a bit thin and get a set on order to have on hand?
- order a set and fit them while dismantling memories are still fresh?
It’s been a good machine, so happy to do reasonable things to it which will keep those 1600rpm spins going a bit longer.
Thanks.
well cant do any harm to check
https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/12ml09-miele-washing-machine-carbon-brushes
this is a copy set, they tend to be ok but i often find i have to reuse the rubber mounts
brushes have to be fitted locked into the holders and released after they are installed. on the motor
a little tricky but can be done
Dave
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