Miele W820 Wash Motor

[goosegreen]

Called out to the above machine last week to clear out the pump to drain hose and Got a call back today with a complaint of noisy on spin. Sounds like a failing front motor bearing, And I was wondering if Miele supply an Armature complete with bearings, Or is it a new motor 😯 I really don’t want to know the price of a new unit as the customer is getting on a bit and the shock might finish him off.

Goose

[gegsy]

Re: Miele W820 Wash Motor

Hi Goose
Miele prices of late have, shall I say reduced to a nearly pallatable level 😉
You may need to post the seriel number as that seems pertinent in gaining the correct spares for most Mieles 😀

Greg

[kwatt]

Re: Miele W820 Wash Motor

gegsy wrote:Miele prices of late have, shall I say reduced to a nearly pallateble level 😉

So you only need a gold card now and not a mortgage? 😉 😆

K.

[gegsy]

Re: Miele W820 Wash Motor

I did say nearly :snig:

[goosegreen]

Re: Miele W820 Wash Motor

Years ago I called Meile for a price for a dishwasher motor and was astounded to be quoted over £250 8O. I remember some posts regarding AEG motors suffering from the same fault, And someone managed to remove and refit the belt pulley and change the bearing. Might be an option on this one, Even taking it to an engineering firm to have the work carried out could possibly save a £100 or so. Will try to get the S/N from the customer.

Cheers

Goose

[Penguin45]

Re: Miele W820 Wash Motor

You can do the bearings on an AEG/FHP motor with an automotive gear puller. The current Miele motor is a souped up CESET job – the motor pulley will not come off, believe me.

Chris.

[Seamy]

Re: Miele W820 Wash Motor

Motor pulley should come off as its listed as a spare part,

its part num’ 1689472
held on by countersunk screw 3494482
complete motor is 3555995

[goosegreen]

Re: Miele W820 Wash Motor

Thanks Seamy I will go and have another look this week.

Goose

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