Beko washing machiene on blink

[Chriz1]

Hi all having a few issues with my washing machiene hope you can help.

I put my washing machiene on for a wash and went out for an hour I came back and the house was smelling of what I describe as burnt electrical smell if you know what I mean,I’ve out it back on for a spin and there’s a clicking noise that wasn’t there before coming from the motor as it spins
I’ve taken the motor off the back and taken the brushes out…they don’t seem too bad I did change them about a year ago,I have included pics below and also of the motor where the brushes touch this is smooth but in one place it’s a little rough could this be where the noise is coming from? It seems to click when I spin it by hand when the brushes go over this part.
Again pics below
Advice is appreciated

Smooth bit of motor

Rough patch of motor

Thanks

[Martin]

Re: Beko washing machiene on blink

The motor has most definately burnt out and needs replacing though the cost and worth open to rationalisation! 😉

[Chriz1]

Re: Beko washing machiene on blink

Really ? I was told this on another forum
The slightly shorter brush is the one that has worn down too far hence why the commutator has got black and pitted, because the brush wont have been making contact properly it will have been arcing hence the burning electric smell.

So you need 2 new brushes – always replace both, and you need a commutator stick, these sticks clean and refinish the comm back to a nice clean and smooth finish. Simply place the stick onto the comm and turn the motor by hand, it might take several minutes to clean it up but it’ll work….ive done 100’s of them.

[Seamy]

Re: Beko washing machiene on blink

New motor

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