Hi

I have an Indesit (WG1034T) washing machine whose drum is behaving
erratically.
At first I thought the belt must be slipping since I could see the motor
turning but the drum would not turn uniformly. On closer inspection, I now
think that the motor is spinning spasmodically and causing uneven running of
the drum. I now think that the motor regulator might be at fault.

Does anyone know if this item is serviceable / replaceable and where it will
be located?... or maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree. Any ideas?

Thanks

pauljfoster wrote:
Hi

I have an Indesit (WG1034T) washing machine whose drum is behaving
erratically.
At first I thought the belt must be slipping since I could see the
motor turning but the drum would not turn uniformly. On closer
inspection, I now think that the motor is spinning spasmodically and
causing uneven running of the drum. I now think that the motor
regulator might be at fault.

Does anyone know if this item is serviceable / replaceable and where
it will be located?... or maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree. Any
ideas?

Thanks

Are the brick nuts tight?

Yes

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pauljfoster wrote:
Hi

I have an Indesit (WG1034T) washing machine whose drum is behaving
erratically.
At first I thought the belt must be slipping since I could see the
motor turning but the drum would not turn uniformly. On closer
inspection, I now think that the motor is spinning spasmodically and
causing uneven running of the drum. I now think that the motor
regulator might be at fault.

Does anyone know if this item is serviceable / replaceable and where
it will be located?... or maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree. Any
ideas?

Thanks

Are the brick nuts tight?

On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 18:05:19 UTC, "pauljfoster"
wrote:

I have an Indesit (WG1034T) washing machine whose drum is behaving
erratically.
At first I thought the belt must be slipping since I could see the motor
turning but the drum would not turn uniformly. On closer inspection, I now
think that the motor is spinning spasmodically and causing uneven running of
the drum. I now think that the motor regulator might be at fault.

Does anyone know if this item is serviceable / replaceable and where it will
be located?... or maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree. Any ideas?

Is there a lot of sparking inside the motor? Could be the brushes...if
that motor has them...
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On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 18:05:19 GMT, "pauljfoster"
scrawled:

Hi

I have an Indesit (WG1034T) washing machine whose drum is behaving
erratically.

Scrap it, it's a bag of ****e.

At first I thought the belt must be slipping since I could see the motor
turning but the drum would not turn uniformly. On closer inspection, I now
think that the motor is spinning spasmodically and causing uneven running of
the drum. I now think that the motor regulator might be at fault.

What do you mean by non-uniformly exactly?

Does anyone know if this item is serviceable / replaceable and where it will
be located?... or maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree. Any ideas?

tbh, anything more than changing brushes or a belt on an Indesit is
generally uneconomic.
--
Stuart @ SJW Electrical

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In article ,
"Bob Eager" writes:
On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 18:05:19 UTC, "pauljfoster"
wrote:

I have an Indesit (WG1034T) washing machine whose drum is behaving
erratically.
At first I thought the belt must be slipping since I could see the motor
turning but the drum would not turn uniformly. On closer inspection, I now
think that the motor is spinning spasmodically and causing uneven running of
the drum. I now think that the motor regulator might be at fault.

Does anyone know if this item is serviceable / replaceable and where it will
be located?... or maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree. Any ideas?

Is there a lot of sparking inside the motor? Could be the brushes...if
that motor has them...

I agree on that. Another common fault is a conductor inside
the wiring harness going to the motor has broken due to the
flexing/vibration, and is making intermittent contact.

Either of these faults could eventually wreck the motor driver
circuit which would be expensive to repair, so I would suggest
you should not use it until you fix the brushes or cable fault.

--
Andrew Gabriel

pauljfoster wrote:

Hi

I have an Indesit (WG1034T) washing machine whose drum is behaving
erratically.
At first I thought the belt must be slipping since I could see the motor
turning but the drum would not turn uniformly. On closer inspection, I now
think that the motor is spinning spasmodically and causing uneven running of
the drum. I now think that the motor regulator might be at fault.

Does anyone know if this item is serviceable / replaceable and where it will
be located?... or maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree. Any ideas?

Thanks


Brushes mate. Classic. replace em for a tenner and go for another 5 years...