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How to test a washing machine motor

by / Monday, 10 November 2014 / Published in Motors, Washing machines

How to test a washing machine motor

 

 

How to wire up a 6 pin universal ac 240v motor on a washing machine.
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How to test a washing machine motor

This video is on how to wire a washing machine motor AC direct. This will help you diagnose whether your printed PCB is the fault or the program, by knowing your motor is working correctly you will be able to eliminate this from the process of why your washing machine has no wash cycle or spin.

How to wire up a 6 pin universal ac 240v motor on a washing machine.
AEG, Ariston, Baumatic, Beko, Bosch, Bush, Candy, Creda, Electrolux, Hoover, Hotpoint, Indesit, LG, Samsung, Servis, Siemens, Smeg, Tricity Bendix, Whirlpool, Zanussi, ETC

Important notice on How to test a washing machine motor!!!

This motor test should only be done by suitably qualified persons.

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