I have Beko WI1573 washing machine. Removed drive belt and established that click was from motor. I will also need associated pcb for motor, but your website doesn’t recognise model number for pcb.

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

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

I have Beko WTG620M1W washing machine. I put it on daily quick 30° all work fine till the rinse bit where you here it working and water going in and the couple off mins later it flashes and I have to press start again is this right just need some advice thank you Mark

Hi Paul I have a fault with my Beko WTG620M2W washing machine i have drained the drum of all the water. And when I turn it on you can hear and see the drum try to turn with no joy. When I have removed the bet to test the motor it works fine, I have also looked at the brushes they are worn but not to low, do you have any ideas what It could be cheers
Curtis