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bluemoonste
ParticipantRe: Beko WMA 1614W burning smell & shuddering
That’s exactly what happened…. the electric tripped out and had to be reset and it hasn’t been the same since.
Can just the armature be replaced or does it need a complete new motor ?
bluemoonste
ParticipantRe: Beko WMA 1614W not spinning
Hi iadom… sorted !! Took the back off and came across the dreaded Torx bolts when I was expecting standard nut and bolts. Of course I didn’t have that size screwdriver, but by some miracle I was able to access and remove the brushes from each side without removing the motor. A bit of careful manouvring and a mirror did the trick.
The whole job took me about an hour in all, and it now spins like a dream. In fact I thought it would end up next door but one !!
Thanks for all your help mate … not bad for a red 😉
bluemoonste
ParticipantRe: Beko WMA 1614W not spinning
Thanks Iadom, I’ll let you know the result !
bluemoonste
ParticipantRe: Beko WMA 1614W not spinning
Thanks iadom. I’m gonna have a go at replacing the brushes as we’ve had the washer for many years now and they must be due.
It washed and then stopped when trying to spin. I cleaned the filter out and it did another 3-4 revolutions and stopped again. I guess this is symptomatic of brushes ?
I’ve watched some carbon brush videos on Youtube but can’t find anything on Beko… are they like another make maybe ?… Hotpoint, Whirlpool ? Also I can’t locate a user/service manual to step me through it. It looks straight forward enough for some washers but is there anything I should be aware of or different with Beko ?
many thanks guys
Steve
bluemoonste
ParticipantRe: Whirlpool AKZ151/wh not heating
Managed to get the heating element out tonight and measured it with an ohm meter. It measured infinity, does this mean it’s goosed ?
bluemoonste
ParticipantRe: Whirlpool AKZ151/wh not heating
Thanks again, I’ll give it a go.
bluemoonste
ParticipantRe: Whirlpool AKZ151/wh not heating
Many thanks Penguin45. Is it just a case of taking the back off the oven and pulling it out ? Are they easy to fit ?
bluemoonste
ParticipantRe: Hotpoint DWF40 not emptying & flashing lights
Your a genius Penguin45. Stripped it down again today and checked the impeller…. sure enough there was a piece of plastic from the knife & fork tray wedged in the blades.
removed it and re-assembled and hey presto !!!! ……….. the marigolds are back under the sink again !!!
Many Thanks
Steve
bluemoonste
ParticipantRe: Hotpoint DWF40 not emptying & flashing lights
foolishly I only washed it through, to try to clear any debris but didn’t turn the propeller at all. Have I taken the right pump out ?… ie the small one that connects to the waste pipe ? There was also a big one which I couldn’t get off. Also can I test it external to the machine ? Any ideas of the voltage to drive this ….240AC , 12v dc etc ? I’m an electronics engineer so I’ll give it a go.
I’ll strip it down again tomorrow …….. Happy days !!!
ThanksSteve
bluemoonste
ParticipantRe: Hotpoint DWF40 not emptying & flashing lights
Lamps 1 & 2 are flashing from left to right
Steve
bluemoonste
ParticipantRe: Hotpoint DWF40 not emptying & flashing lights
Hi there
this probably isn’t the best way to do it but I blew down the waste pipe ( connected to the sink drain ) as hard as I could and I could hear it at the other end in the plug hole.
I assumed from this is was clear ?
Steve
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