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Finlux FWM 146J Carbon Brushes. Washing machine 18 months old 1 brush gummed up I have freed it off, cleaned both and back to working but I would still like new parts. A generic part number and supplier please. Kind regards David

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Genuine or Spurious Carbon Brushes for the motors used in Washing...

I located one web site which carries carbon brushes, however the company is located abroad. It would make the search easier if you the washer make and model.

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Anonymous

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SOURCE: Can anyone tell me where I can get carbon brushes for a Bosch WFMC1001UC/09 washing machine. Bosch does not sell or list the part. They say you have to replace the motor as a unit. The number on the o

I realize that this post really old but I wanted this to be available for the next guy. I bought Bosch part number 154740 which are brushes that worked for me from repairclinic.com. They will tell you it wont work but it did for my Bosch (wfmc1001uc/09) washing machine.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 05, 2008

SOURCE: bosch washing machine

I just did this. Fitting the new brushes was fiddly but not impossible. Its easier if you remove the motor first as this makes access a lot easier.

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peter gittos

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  • Posted on Feb 25, 2008

SOURCE: remove carbon brushes from bosch washing machine

u can sometimes tip the washer backwards and with a torch u should be able to see the carbon brushes and the 2 star screws which hold them in undue these screws and the carbon brushes will pop out very easily for u to change them m8

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Anonymous

  • Posted on Jan 30, 2008

SOURCE: samsung washing machine carbon brushes (b1215j)

yes i have this carbon brush
how can i send u this carbon brushes .
where u live and from?
my e-mail address is
[email protected]

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Barry Coates

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  • Posted on Jan 15, 2009

SOURCE: installing carbon brushes on Bosch WFK 2401

Remove rear panel of washer.
Remove drive belt.
Unscrew the 2 bolts that hold motor to tub back.
Remove motor plug
Lever notor back with a screwdriver or similar, keeping a firm hold on motor.and remove motor
At the rear end of motor away from pulley you will see the brushes and the armature.
Remove brushes, and if there is less than 4 or 5mm of carbon left, then replace them.
Lightly clean the armature with emery cloth.
Refit in reverse order. Test.
Plz rate my solution.
Thanks.

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A video shows Phrophore changing carbon bushes on a hoover washing machine. Please could he let me know were he got them from as I require a pair. Thankyou for your help in this matter.

Hello, D_curry751 -

It will help in directing to the best source for you for purchasing carbon brushes for your Hoover washing machine, if you indicate the country where you reside. You can add that information in the Comment box.

Note: Questions come into Fixya.com from all over the world and it can be hard to guess what the best resource for the right information.

Without knowing the country of your residence, I did find Hoover washing machine carbon brushes sold online (USA web sites):

eBay:
https://www.ebay.com/b/Hoover-Washer-Dryer-Carbon-Brushes/99697/bn_5864242

Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Washing-Machine-Brushes-09036062/dp/B00EO4QZAW

These are United Kingdom websites selling Hoover washing machine carbon brushes:

eBay, United Kingdom:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/b/Hoover-Washing-Machine-Dryer-Carbon-Brushes/99697/bn_3272613

BuySpares, United Kingdom:
https://www.buyspares.co.uk/washing-machine/hoover/carbon-brush/catalogue.pl?path=495970:496360,45786:495976&refine=carbon+brush

PartMaster, United Kingdom:
https://www.partmaster.co.uk/hoover/washing-machine/carbon-brush/catalogue.pl?shop=hoover&path=45786&refine=carbon%20brush
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GE washer wont agitate or spin ?

This could be because the carbon brushes in your motor are worn down. One will need to check the motor to be sure.

The carbon brushes apply electricity to the motor via a split ring comutator.
Over a while the carbon dust can create a short circuit. The motor needs to be looked at and cleaned. Possibly may need to replace the brushes.

Take care!
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Most likely brushes. Fit carbon brushes part no.4297411 as they are less then half the price of the brush module Part no. 4229779.
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Want to replace motor brushes...any tips on this

I need to also, so please post what you learn. I found several examples for other WMs on YouTube (search brushes carbon washing machine) Note, I was able to get my Bosch Axxis WFL 2060 spin working again with the following quick carbon dust cleaning trick:
1) Unplug WM and tip up to a 45 degree angle and then safely stabilize so you can safely access motor from bottom. No need to take off back or disconnect motor.
2) Using a small tool like a 1/4 allen wrench or medium screwdriver start tapping repeatedly (for 2 mins) on the brush holders, and back metal clips that connect to the brushes, your just moving the dust around really.
3) Next using an alcohol damp cloth clean the motor commutator - on this motor it is easily exposed on one of the sides 90 degrees away from, and in line with brush holders. Hold cloth on commutator and turn motor, this will also make it clear if commutator is damaged. You cloth should be pretty dirt after 2-3 rotations.
Repeat 2 and 3 above a few more times cleaning up all the carbon dust off the commutator and around the brushes.
After that tip down and test again. A more thorough cleaning could be done by removing brushes and cleaning em - but this will buy you a few weeks/months of operation.
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Installing carbon brushes on Bosch WFK 2401

Remove rear panel of washer.
Remove drive belt.
Unscrew the 2 bolts that hold motor to tub back.
Remove motor plug
Lever notor back with a screwdriver or similar, keeping a firm hold on motor.and remove motor
At the rear end of motor away from pulley you will see the brushes and the armature.
Remove brushes, and if there is less than 4 or 5mm of carbon left, then replace them.
Lightly clean the armature with emery cloth.
Refit in reverse order. Test.
Plz rate my solution.
Thanks.
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Washer won't spin.

From Howtomendit: key point I missed was that you need to pull the motor apart after you have taken it out of the machine before you can get access to the screws holding the brushes in. (ie: unscrew the four bolts). Not as difficult or scary as it looked!

please read thro first.
first unplug it, pull it out so you have some work space, take off back plate, remove belt undo (should be white rectangle plastic block with wire attached), remove green+yellow wire undo bolts which hold motor to drum, gently ease out motor (please be aware of sharp edges), run screwdriver down 1 side of motor so you put it back together same way you took it apart, unscrew 4 bolts that hold motor together take top bit of dont loose spacer ring, place to 1 side, remove middle comutator the end the brushes are touching will need a proper clean wd40 maybe wipe clean with cloth so its not dull let dry, undo carbon brushes, take plate off also clean then clean what they were attached to when dry replace in reverse order gently (with new brushes) then replace back on machine plug back in and test by running spin program found at bottom of dail if i have my mod/num right let it get to full spin watch motor if it sparks an looks like blackpool illuminations motors no good will need new 1 sorry.

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Washer will not spin

Carbon brushes in motor have worn down clean armture and replace brushes.
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Bosch wfr2460

hi Many universal motor malfunctions are caused by wearing down of the carbon brushes, the soft blocks of carbon that complete the electrical contact to the motor's commutator. When these brushes become worn, the motor will spark, and electrical contact may be incomplete.try this
Step 1: To sight-check the carbon brushes, remove the screws that hold the brushes and brush springs into the brush holders at the sides of the commutator. The screws will pop out of the screw holes; turn the motor over to tap out the brushes. The ends of the brushes should be curved to fit the commutator; if they're worn down, new brushes are needed.
Step 2: To check carbon brushes with a continuity tester, remove the motor lead wires from the circuit. Tag the wires as you disconnect them so that you'll be able to reconnect them properly. Hook the tester clip to one motor lead and touch the probe to the other lead; the tester should light or buzz. Slowly rotate the motor shaft, keeping the tester in position. If the tester doesn't light or buzz, or if it flickers or stutters when you turn the motor shaft, the brushes should be replaced. If the springs behind the brushes are damaged, they should be replaced as well.

Step 3: Replace worn carbon brushes and damaged springs with new ones made specifically for the motor. The model information (number and make) is stamped on a metal plate fastened to the motor, or embossed on the metal housing of the motor. If you can't find the model information, take the worn brushes and springs with you to an appliance-parts store to make sure you get the right kind. Insert the new springs and brushes in the brush holders, replace the brush assemblies, and secure the new brushes with the mounting screws that held the old brushes.
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