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How To Replace & Fit Bosch Washing Machine Carbon Brusher? | Philco, Neff, Miele & Siemens Washing Machine

by / Tuesday, 11 June 2024 / Published in Motors, Washing machines

Replacing Carbon Brusher in Hotpoint Washing Machine Motor

In this detailed repair guide, we will explain how to replace the carbon brusher in your washing machine. This tutorial is applicable to several models, including Bosch, Philco, Neff, Miele, Siemens, and some early models of Hoover CESET, ZEM, C.E.SET, and FHP type motors.

 

We show you where the brushes are held within the motor in the video, and we recommend you watch it thoroughly.

 

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Removing the Motor & the Carbon Brusher From Hotpoint Washing Machine

The first step is to identify where the carbon brusher are located in the motor. You will find one carbon brush on each side. There are two wires with spade connectors attached to each brush, which you should remove. Retaining clips hold some connectors in place, and you need to slightly depress them to remove the connectors.

To remove the brush, you can move it up slightly using a pair of thin-nose pliers. Then you will need to line up the location slot on the brush with the actual bracket, and then you will be able to remove the brush. Pay attention to the brush's angle when you remove it, because you will need to reinsert it in the same orientation.

 

 

Inserting the New Carbon Brush to Hotpoint Washing Machine

You will notice that the old brushes are very worn compared to the new ones. The ends of the worn brushes are often very black and not shiny. This clearly indicates that the brushes have worn beyond their acceptable level and need replacement.

Inserting the new carbon brush can be a bit fiddly. You should align the end of the brush with the clip at the top of the holder. Once you have the clip in place, line up the location lug, move the brush down into its locked position, and attach the wire to the brush.

Once you've replaced the carbon brush, check that they are fitting correctly onto the armature. You can now proceed to refit the motor back into the washing machine.

 

Please remember that our video includes step-by-step and detailed explanations, which may help you reduce your repair time.

 

 

If you need any parts for your washing machine carbon brush, you can find them on our site.

 

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LIST OF MODELS THESE CARBON BRUSHER FIT TO:

WAA24160GB/01, WAA24160GB/04, WAA28160GB/01, WFC2060GB/01, WFC2060GB/05, WFC2465GB/01, WFD2060GB/01, WFD2060GB/60, WFD2061GB/01, WFD2070GB/01, WFD2071GB/05, WFD2072GB/05, WFD2073GB/05, WFD2460GB/01, WFD2471GB/08, WFD2473GB/01, WFD2473GB/08, WFD2473GB/10, WFE2020GB/01, WFE2020GB/11, WFE2020GB/12, WFE2021GB/01, WFF1200GB/14, WFF1201GB/01, WFF120LGB/01, WFF1600IL/09, WFF2001GB/01, WFF200LGB/01, WFG2020GB/01, WFG2220GB/01, WFG2420GB/01, WFG242LGB/01, WFK2200GB/01, WFK2200GB/11, WFK2200GB/12, WFK2280GB/01, WFK2800GB/01, WFK2800GB/11, WFK2800GB/12, WFK2801GB/01, WFL100GB/12, WFL120GB/12, WFL2000GB/01, WFL2060GB/04, WFL2060GB/12, WFL2062GB/12, WFL2066GB/01, WFL2066GB/06, WFL2066GB/08, WFL2260GB/01, WFL2260UK/01, WFL2260UK/04, WFL226LGB/01, WFL226LGB/04, WFL2450GB/01, WFL2450GB/04, WFL2450UK/12, WFL245SGB/04, WFL2462GB/12, WFL2463GB/12, WFL246KGB/04, WFL2860GB/01, WFL2872GB/05, WFO2064GB/01, WFO2260GB/01, WFO2264GB/01, WFO2460GB/01, WFO2464GB/01, WFO2860GB/01, WFO2864GB/01, WFO2867GB/15, WFR2460GB/01, WFR2466GB/01, WFR2860GB/01, WFR2866GB/01, WOK2001GB/02, WOK2001GB/04, WOK2001GB/05, WOK2001GB/07, WOL2200GB/01, WOL2200GB/08, WOP2400GB/01

How To Replace & Fit Bosch Washing Machine Carbon Brushes? | Philco, Neff, Miele & Siemens Washing Machine

How To Replace & Fit Bosch Washing Machine Carbon Brusher? | Philco, Neff, Miele & Siemens Washing Machine

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One Response to “How To Replace & Fit Bosch Washing Machine Carbon Brusher? | Philco, Neff, Miele & Siemens Washing Machine”

  1. James Anglin says : Reply
    July 10, 2024 at 2:00 pm

    Problem is solved now, thanks in no small part to your helpful video. I don’t normally like videos; they’re usually too long-winded. Yours are different: clear and getting right to the point. I had already gotten the thing open and the motor bolts out, but I was reluctant to use force to pry the motor of its plastic lugs until your video showed me that that was the right thing to do—and indeed it didn’t take too much force. Then it was from your video that I learned what carbon brushes even were. Soon I had pulled two of them out of my motor, worn down to nubs after twenty years. Ordered cheap new ones and stuffed them back in (after filing them to fit), following another video of yours.

    My final struggle was with the interlock switch. I think I found another of your videos about that, but perhaps I missed something, because I learned how to get the switch out through the door seal from another site. I had a very hard time twiddling the bimetallic thermal switch so that it would both start and release, and in the end only succeeded by trimming off plastic. Perhaps you can make a video about this—or perhaps these switches are just really finicky.

    Anyway, thanks so much: you’re a lifesaver. I just sent you 10 quid by PayPal. Thanks for including the buy-a-beer button, because I really wanted to do that.

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