Hoover HSWD166-80 Motor plug burnt out

[Bernie]

Hoover HSWD166-80
Motor plug burnt out, have cut off the end of the motor plug with the burnt bit, three wires red, green & blue and refitted them singly
I know that the red wire is the end one, only not sure which way the other two go have wired it as below
1 red
2 green burnt off
3 blue burnt off
4 blue
5 Red
6 Green
7 Yellow

The machine will now only fast spin even if it is on wash

Thanks Bernie

[Martin]

Re: Hoover HSWD166-80 Motor plug burnt out

Let me have your email address Bernie and I’ll send you the wiring diagram. 🙂

[Bernie]

Re: Hoover HSWD166-80 Motor plug burnt out

Thanks for the wiring diagram Martin. I have wired it correctly.

Do you think that the module/PCB will need changing as it spins on wash?

Bernie

[electrofix]

Re: Hoover HSWD166-80 Motor plug burnt out

check the tacho is giving an output and this signal is getting to the pcb

check motor triac for short circuit

hope this helps

Dave

[Martin]

Re: Hoover HSWD166-80 Motor plug burnt out

electrofix wrote:check motor triac for short circuit

Ditto on Dave’s comment. It could be that being as the motor plug burnt out (not sure why but no matter) then it may well have blown the motor control triac on the board. If you look carefully at the surface components on the PCB I think the motor triac is marked ‘TR1‘

[Bernie]

Re: Hoover HSWD166-80 Motor plug burnt out

Thanks to both of you for the info will have a look.

Bernie

[MickGeorge]

Re: Hoover HSWD166-80 Motor plug burnt out

Trust you have checked area for signs of a leak – I had one not so long had burnt out due to leak from cracked drum (coin damage about half way up – leaking but only about a tablespoon full per wash but sraight onto motor connector block)

Mick

[timdowning]

Re: Hoover HSWD166-80 Motor plug burnt out

On this range of washer dryers its common to get a leak from the blower motor / fan duct. It perfectly runs down the back of the tub into the motor block.

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