No Drum Action ??? Hoover WDM120

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  • #8070
    l1ve w1re
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    Can anyone Help ? I have a Hoover WDM 120 (washer /dryer) and there is no drum action on either the wash cycle or drying cycle???
    I have renewed the BRUSHES & changed the MODULE stilll made no difference the only other thing I can think of is the motor might be gone ?

    PS. the machine fills up with water and drains no problem & if I set it to dryer the fan motor of the dryer works ok

    any help or advice much appreciated
    thanks

    #126704
    Martin
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    Re: No Drum Action ??? Hoover WDM120

    Indeed most likely is the motor, they do tend to get a bit hot 🙁 . What is the state of its Armature like? Have you checked its insulation?

    Martin

    #126705
    admin
    Keymaster

    Re: No Drum Action ??? Hoover WDM120

    Hi Martin
    CHECKED ARMITURE + OK , CHECKED INSULATION +OK
    any ideas lads this ones got me stumped ??
    any help or advice most appreciated

    #126706
    Penguin45
    Participant

    Tacho coil failure – electronics will not activate motor as it is “missing”. Check coil on end of motor.

    Regards,
    Penguin45.

    #126707
    l1ve w1re
    Participant

    Re: No Drum Action ??? Hoover WDM120

    tacho ok ,anything else I can check?
    thanks again

    #126708
    Martin
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    Re: No Drum Action ??? Hoover WDM120

    l1ve w1re wrote:tacho ok ,anything else I can check?

    My goodness yes! The MODULE is the very thing that powers the motor after all. The relays on the PCB are big trouble in themselves, so a close inspection is called for there, but even with no apparent damage it could be duff 🙁

    A new one (Part No 91200606) will set you back around £45 – £47

    Martin

    #126709
    l1ve w1re
    Participant

    Re: No Drum Action ??? Hoover WDM120

    Martinthanks anyway but as my first post says I have already replaced the module as this was the first thing I thought of unfortunatly it made no difference, I am really puzzled by this fault??? I really appreciate all the help u guys are giving which has been really helpful so hopefully someone soon will solve this fault .
    much appreciated
    thanks

    #126710
    Penguin45
    Participant

    So……… Continuity check through loom from module would be the next logical step. Leave plugged in at motor end, check for the connected pairs at the module end ( 2 x 4/5ohms, 1 x 150-220 ohms). Beyond that, I can only suggest getting in some pro help.

    Pull the plug first……… :plug:

    Regards,
    Penguin45.

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