Carbon Brushes

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  • #31756
    Dereeko
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    Have taken the brushes out of my son’s Servis wahing machine (don’t know the model but its fairly old) and need replacements. The brushes are contained in a hard plastic cassete appro 10mm square by 40mm long. The cassete has 2 guide fins on the side. Does anyone know a web site to order these type. TIA

    #232421
    kwatt
    Keymaster

    Hi,

    We’d need the model number or the motor manufacturer to track them I suspect. 😕

    K.

    #232422
    clivejameson
    Participant

    Re: Carbon Brushes

    That’s the old Quartz/Sapphire series by the sound of it in which case it’ll need the old Hotpoint brushes…white holder for laminated, black for solid 😉

    have a look here and see if you recognise them?

    http://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/index.ph … 24_599_660

    #232423
    Dereeko
    Participant

    The casette is black although it looks similar to the white ones shown in the link. I don’t know the motor manufacture although on the info on the motor gives a type of BD6222 and a Cat No of 059086

    #232424
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: Carbon Brushes

    The white ones are a later type fitted to all Hoptoint/GDA type motors until a few years ago. There are some of the black ones still around but the white ones will suffice.

    Jim.

    #232425
    Dereeko
    Participant

    Re: Carbon Brushes

    thanks all for responses, went to local appliance spares shop and got white set for £15, washing machine now up and running. Noticed on the label on the motor a number 07/89 inferring the machines date of manufacturer. Were these machines manufactured around this date?? If so it makes it 18 years old which seems pretty good for a washing machine.

    #232426
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: Carbon Brushes

    On my patch I have many hundreds of Hotpoint & Hoover machines well over 20 years old still going strong. You will need to budget for at least £650 to £800.00 to get that sort of lifespan today.

    When you think about it, those old machines cost in the region of £250 to £350 over 20 years ago. Factor in inflation and you will come up with a figure that is around £700 to £800, makes you think, doesn’t it. 😉

    Jim.

    #232427
    clivejameson
    Participant

    Re: Carbon Brushes

    iadom wrote:On my patch I have many hundreds of Hotpoint & Hoover machines well over 20 years old still going strong.

    Jim.

    And how many Hotpoint and Hoovers bought today will be around in another 20 years time?
    Answers on the back of a stamp please 😆

    #232428
    kwatt
    Keymaster

    Re: Carbon Brushes

    clivejameson wrote:And how many Hotpoint and Hoovers bought today will be around in another 20 years time?

    The one’s that aren’t used should be just fine. 😉

    K.

    #232429
    clivejameson
    Participant

    Re: Carbon Brushes

    kwatt wrote:
    The one’s that aren’t used should be just fine. 😉
    K.

    Nope sorry Ken, can’t aqree with that one 😆

    #232430
    kwatt
    Keymaster

    Oh please Clive, I was really trying to be unbiased and kind to them. We’re supposed to present a “balanced” and “fair” appraisal untainted by anything that’s gone before.

    Okay, I’ll shut up now. You’re right. 😆

    K.

    (p.s. Can we add Indesit et all in there as well…. please?)

    #232431
    clivejameson
    Participant

    kwatt wrote: Can we add Indesit et all in there as well…. please?)

    Be my guest 😆

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