Hoover AB130

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  • #5115
    Toni
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    Hi all
    Hope someone can help ith this one.
    This machine won’t spin, but the drum does turn on the wash.
    I have already changed the brushes (They were worn right down) & have tested the heater for earth leakage which is OK.
    could it be the timer/ module unit ?
    Any ideas would be very welcome

    Regards
    Toni

    #108980
    Martin
    Participant

    Re: Hoover AB130

    The fault is almost certainly the motor, they overheat pretty badly and whilst they indeed show worn out brushes, the armature has most likely given up the ghost! New motor is whats needed I expect.

    Martin

    #108981
    Toni
    Participant

    Re: Hoover AB130

    Thanks for that martin, I will check the motor 1st

    Toni

    #108982
    Toni
    Participant

    Re: Hoover AB130

    Thanks for that martin, I will check the motor 1st
    I have checked the pressure system etc
    Toni

    #108983
    Martin
    Participant

    Re: Hoover AB130

    My pleasure!

    Martin

    #108984
    Toni
    Participant

    Re: Hoover AB130

    I finaly got round to doing this machine (1st the customer went away, then I had a weekend off).
    It was indeed the motor that was faulty
    I replaced it last thursday & it worked a treat. The customer hasn’t got back to me, so it appears everything is fine.
    One to remember for the future

    Regards
    Toni

    #108985
    Martin
    Participant

    Re: Hoover AB130

    Usually these motor armatures burn out if the customer has a habit of doing continual washing (no sooner has one load finished, another goes in) The motor can’t hack that type of pressure but we enjoy the consequences. More work for us…and we love it!

    Martin

    #108986
    Penguin45
    Participant

    Re: Hoover AB130

    If it’s the ’round’ Hoover motor (as opposed to the ‘square’ Candy motor) you can buy the armature, tacho and magnet as spare parts. Nobody seems to want to stock them however. More profit in the complete motor perhaps?
    Regards,
    Penguin.

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