Beko wmb61631w

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    sce
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    Hi. Went to one of these today. If you put it on the spin and pump out prog the pump comes on for a few seconds and then it clicks and no drum action. Tried it on several washes too no drum action. Machine about 16 months old but had a look at the m/brushes and motor t/coil/ and magnet-fine, armature looks ok too and thermal fuse- everything reads something motor tag to tag. Had a look at main pcb in fascia, looks fine too. Anyone got any pointers please and lastly has anyone got any idea what the small dc board actually does?

    #411680
    captaincaveman1
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    Re: Beko wmb61631w

    the dc board is for the motor check the motor hasn’t blown it

    #411681
    sce
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    Re: Beko wmb61631w

    Thanks for your reply-excellent. Going back there in 10 mins time so will check this dc module and motor again. By pure luck I came across the possible answer on another site on this dc mod fault just before checking this site again. THE motors brushes running faces do not look shiney as you`d expect so maybe motor is sparking=duffed up dc module= no motor action. Motor £150 quid though…bug*er!!

    #411682
    sce
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    Re: Beko wmb61631w

    Update. Was the dc module-thanks Capt`n. I notice that where the track had gone o/circ coincides with a blob of solder only there isn`t a component part only provision i.e. a hole in the board, for a component for another version I presume. It is at this point where it had failed. Soldered fuse wire over broken area and it now works. Tried machine on rinses and then on spin motor sounds as sweet as a nut- no flashes no spark show.

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