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Hoover Performa AC121 Washing Machine won't spin or agitate

Postby BigKevster » Tue Apr 12, 2005 3:32 pm

I have a Hoover Performa AC121 washing machine that does not agitate or spin. The pump appears to be working fine and my best guess is that it's the brushes. Can anyone provide any help this problem?

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Re: Hoover Performa AC121 Washing Machine won't spin or agit

Postby Martin » Tue Apr 12, 2005 3:37 pm

BigKevster wrote:my best guess is that it's the brushes. Can anyone provide any help this problem?


99% certain that's your problem. The motor will need to come out to check?

PULL THE PLUG COMPLETELY BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY REPAIRS OR INSPECTION :zap:

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Postby BigKevster » Sat Apr 16, 2005 10:32 am

Hi Martin,

Thanks for the reply - I flipped the machine and removed the housings containing the brushes. carbon was past the minimum required to make contact to the motor. I ordered some on-line, popped them in and machine now working. Easy job really.

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Re: Hoover Performa AC121 Washing Machine won't spin or agit

Postby Phidom » Sat Apr 16, 2005 4:05 pm

When you say you flipped the machine, do you mean you stood it on it's lid? If so, this is bad practice and very likely to damage parts of the machine. I would only do this if I had first removed hoses to drain every drop of residual water and re-fitted the original transit screws. On balance, it's easier to just take the back off and remove the motor.
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