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usual fault changed the brushes then no motor action,
checked everything wiring connector seems ok, then it spun,
next time it was still again 😳all i can think is dead spots on armature or is it the timer?
didn’t have a spare motor with me to try and its miles from base so going back again hopefully armed with correct part.thanks simon
Re: hotpoint 95 series no spin fault
If you give me exact model number I may be able to rustle up a wiring diagram from the crypt. 🙂
Remove and connect the two AMP tags on the module together, this will give mains voltage to the motor which should run at full belt if the motor and wiring to motor is OK, only do this for a few seconds of course. 🙂
Jim.
Re: hotpoint 95 series no spin fault
Quite a common timer fault – we still stock them £29.90+vat Just need 904/2199 …. Tony 0115 9652118
Re: hotpoint 95 series no spin fault
thank all, ill give the customer the good new tomorrow she needs a new timer
simon
Re: hotpoint 95 series no spin fault
iadom wrote:
Remove and connect the two AMP tags on the module together, this will give mains voltage to the motor which should run at full belt if the motor and wiring to motor is OK, only do this for a few seconds of course. 🙂Jim.
…and check there is not a couple of soggy bath towels in the drum first :rotl:
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