Last week my Beko WMB714422B washing machine was running and I heard a loud pop. I had a look at the machine and the motor’s brushes, one was broken and the other was fine, a longer length. So, I replaced the brushes and then realized that the PCB board that supplies power to the motor had two tracks blown on there. So, purchased a new one. Today i fitted the PCB and ran the machine… It blew the fuse again. I pulled out the motor to examine the brushes again. On my motor housing where the brushes sit there are two position options for the brush to sit. I placed the brushes so that the flat side of the brushes are touching the contacts and not where the tip touches the contacts on the motor. I would really appreciate any further assistance n how to get the washing machine running …. dirty clothes are pilling up and wifey is not happy, so any help most appreciated. Thank you

Hi, I have Beko WMB91442L washing machine and you have no tutorial on how to remove the motor for this model can you let me know on how to remove motor as i have tried to remove the first two screws but i can not seem to find the screws at the back of the motor

I have Beko WMB71543W washing machine. Bra wire stuck in the back of the drum. Can see one of your solutions is to take off the paddle and see if it can be fished out. Unfortunately I don’t see a Beko paddle removal video on your web site and I am not sure which hole to push down on to find the ‘holding clip’, or indeed if the Beko paddles can be removed.

I have beko wm74135 washing machine. Test on spin mode – door lock engages, pump runs for 8 seconds, nothing further.

I’ve put my Beko WM74145W washing machine in diagnostic mode. It spins clockwise and anti clockwise. Wont spin for the fast spin test. When I select any wash cycle, it doesn’t count down the time. Say a quick wash stays at 13 minutes for ever. All other tests are fine. Water in and out. Also drains. The brushes have about 2″ left on the motor. Please advise. Thanks