Anyone on here fix washing machines?

Stubbs ftm said:
Hoy a brick in it and put it on a full cycle. Should sort it out marra
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Any excuse to post this :lol:



If the piece of metal flipped out in this 2nd video it could do some serious damage! :lol:



Or just hoy it on the bairn's trampoline and let it bounce! :lol:

 
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Tommasi said:
Ours has just come up on with an error code, googled it and its a speed sensor fault so guessing either that or the motors goosed. Talk about the worst possible time :lol:

Was contemplating ordering a motor/speed sensor and changing it myself but dont want to go through expense when it could be something else.

Cheers
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Check the condenser ( capacitator) for the motor first mate often the reason it doesn't get the kick it needs to get up to full speed. Easiest part to change just don't forget to discharge it with a good insulated screwdriver.
 
black cat in france said:
Check the condenser ( capacitator) for the motor first mate often the reason it doesn't get the kick it needs to get up to full speed. Easiest part to change just don't forget to discharge it with a good insulated screwdriver.
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Cheers for the tip mate, gan try changing the brushes as that seems a common cause and ours does get ran a lot.
 
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Town End Farmer Giles said:
Marshall Murray over pallion fixed ours in the past. No idea if they're still going.
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They've fixed a couple of mine and replaced them when they broke. Top Fellas.

Turned up, diagnosed fault (Buggered!, drum bearing worn out)
Offered a number of machines at various prices.
I chose one and it was delivered and installed within the hour.

Took the old one away with all of the packaging.

When I looked up the prices, it was cheaper than it was from Argos.
 

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