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![]() "john" wrote in message ... "john" wrote in message ... "Andrew Gabriel" wrote in message .. . In article , "john" writes: My 18 years old Indesit has failed due to worn out motor brushes. At £16 for That doesn't sound like much to spend to keep a machine working. How cheap would they have to be before you thought it worth a try? CPC may have them cheaper. a set - and there is a bit of a rusty stain down the back of the outer drum, That's probably a worn out drum bearing seal. It might eventually lead to failure of the drum bearing itself, if detergent makes it way in there and washes out the oil. OTOH, the bearing housing might be well enough designed to allow the leakage to drain out without getting into the bearings -- often there's a drain hole for exactly this reason. -- Andrew Gabriel Really I'm thinking 18 years is enough. Retirement looming large. Get a new one now. Next failure could be programmer / bearings, etc Model Indesit W823G - C E Set Motor. The brushes in http://cpc.farnell.com/productimages...rd/6756344.jpg look similar. Not sure about holes. Mine are diagonally placed realtive to the dowels. Any views on lower range Bosch v Indesit? Bosch, we have had a bosch washer for 8 years (Maxx for Kids) only thing done to it was I had to remove drawer water feed piping and clean out as it had bunged up with some weird mouldy "jelly". Used at least one a day. Best ever buy! |
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