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  • #52388
    robbra
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    Lost mine, anyone know the part no. as I can’t find one.
    Thanks
    Rob

    #311597
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: Hotpoint brushes removal tool

    Never used one, I use a flat bladed, right angled screwdriver, insert it behind the tab to depress and slide out the brush holder. Easy to do with motor in situ.

    Jim.

    EDIT. Just found some in an old Qualtex catalogue, MIS.76.

    #311598
    ANDYVIVO
    Participant

    Re: Hotpoint brushes removal tool

    1603199 is the gen, in stock @ Masterpart.
    Andy

    #311599
    pup
    Participant

    Re: Hotpoint brushes removal tool

    iadom wrote:Never used one, I use a flat bladed, right angled screwdriver, insert it behind the tab to depress and slide out the brush holder. Easy to do with motor in situ.

    Jim.

    EDIT. Just found some in an old Qualtex catalogue, MIS.76.
    and me 😆

    #311600
    gandh1
    Participant

    Re: Hotpoint brushes removal tool

    i use the dyson switch removal tool from qualtex – about a £1 inc vat

    #311601
    aqualectric
    Participant

    Re: Hotpoint brushes removal tool

    75p flat blade screwdriver from B&Q heated up and bent to 90 degrees in the vice.
    Also invaluable for pulling off kitchen plinths without tearing your knuckles off. 😉

    Steve.

    #311602
    cornwell40
    Participant

    Re: Hotpoint brushes removal tool

    Long nose right angled pliers 😛
    Bought from a car boot for a quid 😉 .

    TC

    #311603
    LJDomestics
    Participant

    Re: Hotpoint brushes removal tool

    terminal screwdriver.

    about 9 pence trade. lol

    #311604
    burns
    Participant

    Re: Hotpoint brushes removal tool

    A good quality pair of bent nose pliers, if the ends are small enough then they can be used to release the tab as well.

    #311605
    Phidom
    Participant

    Re: Hotpoint brushes removal tool

    I do use the Hotpoint tool for the one side but it is a very cheap & nasty thing with no serrations to grip the brush holder.

    #311606
    spimps
    Participant

    Re: Hotpoint brushes removal tool

    burns wrote:A good quality pair of bent nose pliers, if the ends are small enough then they can be used to release the tab as well.

    Tabs on recent gen brushes are a right pain in the botty.
    Screwdriver for me.

    #311607

    Re: Hotpoint brushes removal tool

    Right angled pliers for me. Mine are about ten inches long 8) .
    Can depress the tab and grab the body of the holder in one action.
    Also useful for closing various door seal clamps as they open very wide. Useful for difficult to access hose clips too.
    Mike.
    This is what they look like,
    http://www.yardstore.com/browse.cfm/4,4619.html

    #311608
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: Hotpoint brushes removal tool

    spimps wrote:
    Tabs on recent gen brushes are a right pain in the botty.
    Screwdriver for me.

    I used to use a small terminal driver but you are correct,they have become much harder to get at.

    I saved a top, rear WM restraint spring that had snapped off, its perfect for lifting the tabs. 8)

    #311609
    adv
    Participant

    Re: Hotpoint brushes removal tool

    youl be lucky to get great jobs like that these days ahh the good old days. phone goes hpt naw spinning al be out rite away dear 😆 :rolls:

    #311610
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: Hotpoint brushes removal tool

    adv wrote:youl be lucky to get great jobs like that these days ahh the good old days. phone goes hpt naw spinning al be out rite away dear 😆 :rolls:

    A bit quiet this week but normally get 8 or 10 brush changes a week, possibly as many WMA as WM these days.

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