Hello nice tutorial I'm working on my front load Fridgidaire washer. My washer doesn't go to high speed spin. The test sheet indicated 2.6 ohms +- 7% on testing the 6pin plug. They fall between 2.6 - 2.8 ohms. Are the readings indicate a good motor. Ohm readings on good motor should fall between 1-5 ohms. My motor is brushless. Thank you for helping me understand ohms reading on motors.
Very informative video, Thank you very much..... I have Bosch MAXX - WFO2430, front loading Washing machine... it was well since 5 years and has a problem now... The problem is ..... in any mode (wash or Spin etc.,) ......the Motor kicks-in to start and stops immediately the very same second.... and waits for 1 or 2 mints .... again the same happens repeatedly until the program count-down reaches to "0" .... All other Water in-take and pump-out are working fine without any leaks. No error codes were displayed during the process. I have removed and tested the motor as mentioned, it worked well (With high RPM)... Any help please?
hi after recovering a universal washing machine motor intending to use in my workshop, I wired it up to a 24v AC supply and it worked a treat. I wired up a changeover switch to reverse the direction, all ok, but not much power in the rotation. So I connected via a trip mcb, to the mains voltage, and now it doesn't work at all. Is there anything I can do to fix this or is it just fit for the bin
Nicely Explaned. Could you please help me how to wire a LG washing machine motor direct drive (wm14331fd). from a mains power 240v just want to use it as motor only... would be very grateful.
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I notice that the brushes are mounted at an angle to the commutator in my motor, and I wonder if you know the reason. When the motor is rotating in one direction, the commutator will supply a force to the brushes that would act pretty-well directly against their springs (so no lateral force against the sides of the brush holders), but in the other direction, there will be more lateral force than if the brushes were perpendicular to the commutator. Do you know the reason for the angle? I'm using it to drive a band saw, so it will always rotate one way, and as luck would have it, it's the "wrong" way. There are tapped holes in the frame of the motor to mount the brushes the other way, but that would involve turning them upside down so that the curvature of the brush face would match the curvature of the commutator, but I can't get the brushes out of their holders. The angle puzzles me, as washing machines invariably rotate both ways. Are the brush angles optimised for the high speed operations (spin)?
Yep it's for high speed. To get to high speed the field windings need to supply less magnetic flux to reduce the back EMF generated in the rotor. And then the rotor flux twists the flux from the field windings. To restore that, you twist the angle of the brushes.
something is shorting unplug motor then retest then do the same with the heater etc. Can you do us a favour and please share this video on your timeline Facebook twitter etc . This will help other people who can’t get engineers out to help them. ua-cam.com/video/rFyGAHVFUW8/v-deo.html&t facebook.com/how.to.repair.appliances/ Stay safe
Due to safety reasons and the nature of this test. I think it’s better to make people aware this is not for viewers that don’t know much about electrics.
Once again Paul, thank you ! Teaching not binning stuff in landfill , you enable 👍😊
Very very grateful too to you
Hello nice tutorial I'm working on my front load Fridgidaire washer. My washer doesn't go to high speed spin. The test sheet indicated 2.6 ohms +- 7% on testing the 6pin plug. They fall between 2.6 - 2.8 ohms. Are the readings indicate a good motor. Ohm readings on good motor should fall between 1-5 ohms. My motor is brushless. Thank you for helping me understand ohms reading on motors.
Awesome explanation Sir am fan of you the way u did this video.Iam impressed and also subscribed to ur video.
Very informative video, Thank you very much.....
I have Bosch MAXX - WFO2430, front loading Washing machine...
it was well since 5 years and has a problem now...
The problem is .....
in any mode (wash or Spin etc.,) ......the Motor kicks-in to start and stops immediately the very same second.... and waits for 1 or 2 mints .... again the same happens repeatedly until the program count-down reaches to "0" ....
All other Water in-take and pump-out are working fine without any leaks. No error codes were displayed during the process.
I have removed and tested the motor as mentioned, it worked well (With high RPM)...
Any help please?
hi after recovering a universal washing machine motor intending to use in my workshop, I wired it up to a 24v AC supply and it worked a treat. I wired up a changeover switch to reverse the direction, all ok, but not much power in the rotation. So I connected via a trip mcb, to the mains voltage, and now it doesn't work at all. Is there anything I can do to fix this or is it just fit for the bin
Nicely Explaned.
Could you please help me how to wire a LG washing machine motor direct drive (wm14331fd). from a mains power 240v
just want to use it as motor only... would be very grateful.
i have used the info from your vid to hook up my simens version and it worked well.
thank you :)
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Excellent video, excellent explanation. Thanks for sharing your skill and knowledge.
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Liking the test block.
Nice video ,good explaination
Can someone please help me, should the 2 power wires coming from the wall go to connections with continuity.? Tia from Calgary.
I notice that the brushes are mounted at an angle to the commutator in my motor, and I wonder if you know the reason. When the motor is rotating in one direction, the commutator will supply a force to the brushes that would act pretty-well directly against their springs (so no lateral force against the sides of the brush holders), but in the other direction, there will be more lateral force than if the brushes were perpendicular to the commutator. Do you know the reason for the angle?
I'm using it to drive a band saw, so it will always rotate one way, and as luck would have it, it's the "wrong" way. There are tapped holes in the frame of the motor to mount the brushes the other way, but that would involve turning them upside down so that the curvature of the brush face would match the curvature of the commutator, but I can't get the brushes out of their holders. The angle puzzles me, as washing machines invariably rotate both ways. Are the brush angles optimised for the high speed operations (spin)?
Yep it's for high speed. To get to high speed the field windings need to supply less magnetic flux to reduce the back EMF generated in the rotor. And then the rotor flux twists the flux from the field windings. To restore that, you twist the angle of the brushes.
Sir university motor automatic washing machine slow work what problem
Plz help me pcb kit faulty or motor or tub heter
Usefully
thanks sir
What is the possible cause of you r washing machine if you turn on and then the fuse always busted
something is shorting unplug motor then retest then do the same with the heater etc.
Can you do us a favour and please share this video on your timeline Facebook twitter etc .
This will help other people who can’t get engineers out to help them.
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Stay safe
How do we test a 7 pin motor rig test
Siemens front loaded machine over carnt
Only for professionals !
Due to safety reasons and the nature of this test. I think it’s better to make people aware this is not for viewers that don’t know much about electrics.
I agree that.
I cannot see what difference it makes