Bosch WFF 1401 Will Not Spin

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  • #19345
    griffind
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    Hi

    I have a Bosch WFF 1401 which complete’s the wash cycle, but now refuses to spin. It just sits there full of water. Sometimes I can hear a clicking inside.

    Is there anything I can do (or replace) to remedy this?

    Thank you.

    Griff.

    #182705
    gegsy
    Participant

    Re: Bosch WFF 1401 Will Not Spin

    Check the brushes, unplug appliance first 😉

    Greg

    #182706
    Penguin45
    Participant

    Re: Bosch WFF 1401 Will Not Spin

    Clicking noise may well be the obligatory 5p coin in the pump – it’s small enough to get through the filter.

    There is a filter and emergency drain hose under the kick board, so drain it down and check.

    Regards,
    Penguin45.

    #182707
    gegsy
    Participant

    Re: Bosch WFF 1401 Will Not Spin

    Clicking I was thinking relays 😀

    Greg

    #182708
    griffind
    Participant

    Re: Bosch WFF 1401 Will Not Spin

    Thanks for the replies folks!

    I’ve done a little more “research”.

    I’ve turned the washer off, taken out all the water, and tried to do a “just spin” programme. The drum doesn’t run and there’s this noise that sounds like one cog wheel turning against another that’s not turning – almost like a gearbox crunch.

    When powered down the drum turns freely and there is no noise. The sound is coming from beneath the drum at the back.

    Whilst I can build websites and programme computers I’m not particularly well up on washer bits and pieces – so if anyone has any pointers or suggestions please bear in mind I’m a bit of a novice (but prepared to have a go!)

    Ta.

    #182709
    Martin
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    Re: Bosch WFF 1401 Will Not Spin

    griffind wrote:I’ve done a little more “research”.

    OK, so based on that I suggest that my colleague gegsy was correct in his earlier assumption, and that the motor brushes will need replacing to cure the fault.

    Do please contact a local independent engineer in your Postcode district who can fix it for you at modest cost. 🙂

    Please click on the link below….. 😉

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