bendix washing machine not spinning

[fasetester]

hi guys went to see bendix washing machine modelAW1054w no spin . checked for blockages pump brushes wiring going to pump and moter seem to check out ok the only thing left is timer give a quick check no burning or loose connections. any thoughts thanks fasetester.

[wilf]

Re: bendix washing machine not spinning

common fault if its 1320558107 or EMW for repair

wilf

[Martin]

Re: bendix washing machine not spinning

wilf wrote:common fault if its 1320558107 or EMW for repair

wilf

Wilf refers to the module fase OK?

[fasetester]

Re: bendix washing machine not spinning

are you trying to say that there is a problem with the timer?

[Penguin45]

Re: bendix washing machine not spinning

Motor or heater with earth leakage can cause no spin problem. If you simply replace the timer unit, the problem will recur and require the timer and failing component will have to be replaced.

Bear in mind that at this point the customer will become “awkward”.

Chris.

[fasetester]

Re: bendix washing machine not spinning

thanks for your reply. what resistance reading should i be looking for on the motor and the heating element or should i get a reading of infinity

[Penguin45]

Re: bendix washing machine not spinning

No, no, no…

Heater will read the usual c.25 ohms, motor 4/5 ohms across the armature and field coils and perhaps 100 ohms across the tacho (depends on the motor – tacho won’t be the problem anyway).

You’re looking for earth leakage. Megger the element to earth and the same with the motor contacts. Nominally you can get away with 2Mohms, but I wouldn’t stake a repair on it. The electronics just don’t like it.

Chris.

[fasetester]

Re: bendix washing machine not spinning

thanks chris i meant to say when checking with ohms scale from element and motor to earth fasetester 🙂

[Martin]

Re: bendix washing machine not spinning

fasetester wrote:thanks chris i meant to say when checking with ohms scale from element and motor to earth fasetester 🙂

You insulation tester should be set to the Megohms scale to measure earthing resistance (i.e Motor terminal to earth that is.:wink:) not ohms fase! 🙂

Did you get a copy of my megger test pdf? 😉

[fasetester]

Re: bendix washing machine not spinning

thanks martin fasetester 🙂

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