My washing mashine is washing but is not spinning our emptying so need to know how to change brushes on a servis600

Starnley Johnwells

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• Posted on Sep 27, 2008

SOURCE: washing mashine

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SOURCE: HO DO YOU FIT BRUSHES

remove motor,
remove motor brush cover screws from the motor
shake out old brushes
insert new brushes, spring side out
install brush cover screws
install motor

SOURCE: washing machine not spinning

Its a pain on this model but heres how. First remove plate at back of machine. Remove belt and two bolts holding motor (13mm).Unplug motor and remove. brushes are at back end of motor in plastic housings. after refitting motor replacing belt is where the fun begins. Put bottom end on first and feed round pulley. ouch
regards

SOURCE: changed brushes still wont fast spin and empty water

Let me ask you who told you to change the brushes... Im curious!

SOURCE: beko wma 1512 s washing mashine not spinning

I've just had the same problem, replaced the brushes and the problem was still there, i then cleaned out the filter, it was really clogged up, this fixed the fault, you will also need a couple of towels to soak up the water from the filter, if the machine can't empty all the water from the filter it stays there and will not move on to the next cycle thus making you think it may be a pcb fault, please clean the filter before spending money on new brushes and/or new module or getting an engineer out to it at cost to you, please also ensure you remove the plug from the wall socket before you attempt to fix any electrical appliance,