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Re: WIB 111 stuck
Hello iadom,
I removed the motor and as you predicted the brushes are worn out, length about 5mm on the shortest side.
Bringing it to the workshop was just to clean it from the ton of dust and graphite that scattered inside the motor.
About the brushes, their code (or at least what I think is) is 54S5009-02-02.
The motor is a Welling HXGN2I.07. Do you have brushes for this motor?
Thank you.Re: WIB 111 stuck
Hello Iadom,
yes I know you asked me to remove the motor, I disconnected the plug and told my wife to don’t use the washing machine, but she didn’t listen and used it again this morning.
I discovered it when I went back home this morning to pick my cell phone.
At least I had some extra info I didn’t have on Sunday.
This afternoon I will remove the motor and bring it to my workshop to check it. By the way is it a normal 220VAC 50Hz motor or something particular?
Thank you.
Re: WIB 111 stuck
Hello again,
this morning my wife started the washing machine (even if I told her it was not working) however it started working fine, but now I get an alarm code and is stuck again…
basically I see the power LED flashing fast (the red LED), while the AntiCrase LED (the first on the left) is flashing slowly, something 0.5s on and 0.5s off…
Could you please provide a list of the fault codes given by the washing machine?
Thank you.Re: WIB 111 stuck
Yup, already ordered, I didn’t remove the motor yet but I’ll do it tomorrow afternoon and check.
Could you please confirm that after the first water inlet the drum shall turn and then another water inlet happens?
The fact that I don’t have any error code and I keep hearing relays clicking, when I am on spin program the pump works but the motor doesn’t move make me think that it is a motor issue but I would like to know whether there is something else to check (solenoids, switches and so on).
Thank you.
