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Washing Machine broken wire.
Hi all. Thanks again for all of your responses. I've been away for the weekend so not had chance to update. The dust I think is just carbon off of the brushes. It's on it's third set. I looked into what you suggested HandySparks about it being an IDC connector and I'm certain you are right. I...- Fenny666
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Washing Machine broken wire.
Hi again. First and foremost I'd like to say thanks for taking the time. It's very much appreciated. Here are some better images of the connector numbered 1 to 5. I've ordered a tool kit off Amazon similar to the one suggested that's available on Prime so should get it tomorrow. I've looked at...- Fenny666
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Washing Machine broken wire.
Hi. I'd be grateful if anyone can offer me some friendly advice please. My washer stopped spinning and I discovered the fault to be a broken wire on the motor connector block on the washer side connector. Here's a picture. I took the motor out a while ago and cut the tiewrap that secured...
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