whirlpool awm 1000

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  • #74424
    robie5
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    Hi all newbie here. Ok have a whirlpool awm 1000. When you start it it clicks twice and nothing for 60/90 seconds tries to start then nothing. I thought it might be door locking mechcanism but some posts say “brushes”. Are these hard to fit or do I need engineer. thanks in advance robie

    #391528
    kwatt
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    Re: whirlpool awm 1000

    What’s the 12NC number and do any lights flash?

    K.

    #391529
    robie5
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    Re: whirlpool awm 1000

    nc number is 857020215200 there is no lights with this model thanks

    #391530
    kwatt
    Keymaster

    Re: whirlpool awm 1000

    Ah, it’s one of the old Servis type ones.

    Door lock or carbons are both possibilities I suppose but does it even fill?

    K.

    #391531
    robie5
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    Re: whirlpool awm 1000

    Thanks kwat no it doesn’t fill .Also I always found I had to give the door a nudge to start. ARE brushes easy to fit? Thanks

    #391532
    Martin
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    Re: whirlpool awm 1000

    robie5 wrote:Also I always found I had to give the door a nudge to start.

    And even that now doesn’t do the trick, right? Then I would venture to suggest the door interlock may well need replacing to cure the problem.

    robie5 wrote:ARE brushes easy to fit? Thanks

    Not too bad, why do you ask? A quick glance at the motor and you’ll see what I mean.

    #391533
    robie5
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    Re: whirlpool awm 1000

    Thanks Martin will try door first. Looked at motor last night looks like they just plug in. Would I be right? Girl in shop said to get a repair man to do it. ALSO how do I know if brushes need changing?

    #391534
    Martin
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    Re: whirlpool awm 1000

    robie5 wrote:Looked at motor last night looks like they just plug in. Would I be right?

    10 out of 10 for observation.

    robie5 wrote:ALSO how do I know if brushes need changing?

    Ah! For that you will first need to remove them and look to see if there is plenty of carbon left on the end of each. (minimum 15mm)

    If you are the least bit hesitant over any of this then “the girl in shop” may well be right! 😀

    #391535
    robie5
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    Re: whirlpool awm 1000

    thanks for the help kwat and martin. Turned out to be the door lock easy fix

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