Very well said yet again our jobs go overseas to make more machines with cheap labour but our engineers get laid off because of built in obsolescence. consumers will not pay the crazy prices for drums and other parts. When a new machine is not much more than the cost of machine.
Thanks so much for providing all the information I needed to fix my machine. "I think there's only two screws but I can see four and I'm going to remove all of them". Yep! It seems that no two machines are alike, lol. Thank you for sharing your expertise. Life saver.
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Our classic 6 is doing this banging. The wife wants a new black Bosch 9k machine but I said till it dies I’m not buying a new one. Had it 9 years. Im here because I did like 6 loads of washing yesterday as my wife’s just came out of hospital so I’m off work being mother. today the thing wouldn’t drain. The drain plug at the bottom was completely clogged with limescale. After watching this video I’m 100% it’s the same issue. Best video I’ve seen on washing machines. Thanks for the upload
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This is a great teardown, thanks loads (haha). I suspect my Classixx 1200 needs the spider and/or drum replacing: noise and vibration are pretty bad, probably caused by overloading.
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Amazing. So very well articulated with the level of detail that we all need. If you have a tutorial on how to navigate through life, that would be fantastic. Thank you!
@@How-to-repair I replaced the brushes and ran a successful spin test. However, after I assembled everything and attempted to wash a load, it was no longer spinning. The unit drains successfully and the trap (fluff filter?) is clean and operational. What are some other considerations for the drum not spinning?
Very well explained, in next life you should become a teacher in rocket science. Thank you. It helped me repair my 21 year old Bosch WFD2460. First time it needed repairs; it tripped the mains because of a faulty heater - like you mentioned. - A double check, before opening up the machine, was to run ´cold programs' e.g. rinsing and spinning. In that case no problem because the heater is not in use. - The cold heater's resistance measured ok, only during use (when it gets hot) it's faulty. - To make sure I replaced the NTC and brushes too. - Replacing the brushes was the hardest part, because I did not take the motor out: It took me over an hour and sore knees just to get the springs in the brush holders.
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Thanks for the very interesting video.. now I could see reassembling the same washing machine because I have problems with the detergent door that water comes out of the front. Thanks Giovanni
Make sure you've got the machine level and the water pressure set correct and if you are in Hardwater area make sure all the jets are clear in the top of the soapbox What would really help me to get my video seen as I'm no IT expert is to either share the channel or at least post it to your friends my videos might not be RU-vid superstars, but they save Appliances from the scrapheap. Share and help us fight appliance waste! @zanardini1000 please remember to subscribe to our channel as that really helps us ru-vid.come432SAb2g08 Thanks, Paul 👍
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Great video first of all, very well explained. At least this one's tub could be opened. By any chance did you ever disassemble a Merloni washing machine? In the UK they were called Servis, I suppose. They were pretty decent, when it came to build quality, and quite easy to repair. They stopped being manufactured in 2008.
Excellent video. I have the same machine at home and the hinge is broken. I bought a spare hinge and took the door off the machine, but I cannot see screws on the two sides of the door so not sure how to fix the hinge into the door. Any help is appreciated
Thanks for this - great video! We have a similar machine of 2006 vintage that's finally died, I think due to the issue you describe. It had become very noisey on spin, while also intermittently squeaking; which sounded like the belt but from other sources I suspect was the drum rubbing the inside of its housing. It's now started leaking at the front of the drum assembly (I assume through damage from all the imbalance / vibration) and tripping the house's RCD. It's already had a replacement motor some years ago after the brushes went and scored the comm... I'd love to repair it again but it seems a drum assembly is the fat end of £200. Given in this video you're stripping this one for bits rather than repairing it, can I (reluctantly) write mine off with good conscience..?
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This sounds like either the threads on the internal part have stripped all the screw threads are not good. You could try tapping it out to the next size or you may have to go inside and put a nut on the back with a larger bolt. I think there is a plate, on the inside that could be modified I hope this helps you @nigelackroyd7991 please remember to subscribe to our channel as that really helps us ru-vid.come432SAb2g08 Thanks, Paul 👍
Wonderful video tutorial 100% It looks as if I am going to need a new Bosch. I have at present a WAE2446B over 10 years old at least. I've got what you've got on the demo machine. Cracked spider. HELP!!
Really sorry to hear that the washer has come to its economic end of life. It's a shame they don't sell the parts and affordable price where it can be rebuilt. Do not expect the new Bosch to last anywhere near as long as the old one as the build quality in them has gone downhill. @sabteka please remember to subscribe to our channel as that really helps us ru-vid.come432SAb2g08 Thanks, Paul 👍
I've got a similar machine which is 23 years old. One set of brushes, 2 pumps, one of those was because the filter broke and a heater but all easy to replace, it has been brilliant. I suppose it will die one day, but what to replace it with.
This was at a time when manufacturers were building a reputation, so they built quality now that they own a significant share of the marketplace. They only care about profit. The newer machines are nowhere near the quality of the older machines. There should be no reason why you should not be able to continue repairing your machines, if you are willing to put the time and effort into maintaining them. I'm sure you will be able to still source parts for this machine for quite awhile @philiponsolent7232 please remember to subscribe to our channel as that really helps us ru-vid.come432SAb2g08 Thanks, Paul 👍
If you live in the UK, I would recommend Ebac, as they have a tub which can be disassembled, giving access to the bearings, spider, etc. If you absolutely have to go for one with a sealed tub, nowadays I suggest Electrolux or Zanussi, because they have very good programmes. However I am aware that the tub is sealed, and if the spider and bearings are of bad quality, then the machine will have to be thrown out after a much shorter period of time!
I am subscribed, your videos are easy to follow and have helped keep my machine working. Had a quick look and the spider doesn't appear to be available, so let's hope mine doesn't fail.
hi @user-bp7li5yj4k I'm really sorry to tell you that this is a sealed drum another great example from Bosch of built-in obsolescence. These drums used to be splittable and you could change the bearings and seal and also the spider but now you have to buy a whole new drum it might be worth having a look on eBay using your model number just in case there is a machine with an electrical problem that you could swap the drum out of sometimes you can pick these up as little as £20 sorry to give you bad news What would really help me to get my video seen as I'm no IT expert is to either share the channel or at least post it to your friends my videos might not be RU-vid superstars, but they save Appliances from the scrapheap. Share and help us fight appliance waste! please remember to subscribe to our channel as that really helps us ru-vid.come432SAb2g08 Thanks, Paul 👍
The big problem is the ECO all machines are required to run with the bare minimum So no extras water to wash away the additional detergents So detergents accumulate on the spider generating corrosion and oders
That's why I made the video about mould which you also has a piece at the end, which shows you what comes out of the drum after doing a boil wash with my cleaning technique ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HnS87Tw4amM.html but I still stand bye 80% of the problem is electrolysis. If you understand the galvanic scale, it is like having a weak link put in to the machine deliberately as this will be the component that deteriorates the quickest. But I do agree with you and detergent will not help if they build up. We did not have this much problems with spiders 20 years ago
you would be better looking for a secondhand drum. You might even be lucky. I'll find one on eBay menu at a discounted price. @user-tv3nu8zs3s please remember to subscribe to our channel as that really helps us ru-vid.come432SAb2g08 Thanks, Paul 👍
Hi. Great video! I have a Bosch Ascenta washing machine WAP24200UC 2014 version. I need to change the door seal, but can't figure out how to take the front panel off as it is unlike the one in your video. Or any other I have found. Can you suggest some advice?
I will be doing a strip down of one of these samsung machines very shortly @valerieshepherd6823 please remember to subscribe to our channel as that really helps us ru-vid.come432SAb2g08 Thanks, Paul 👍
How do you take the bottom panel that is underneath the washer? Mine is exactly same except where you would access to the motor has a metal panel plate
They can break for many reasons the detergent will attack the aluminium, because the manufacturer uses steel and aluminium. This attracts electrolysis, and the weakest link in the galvanic scale is the aluminium. Therefore, it will be the first item to corrode other things like pH levels in water and also overloading machines. Also contribute to the spider going. But for the sake of a few pound extra, they could make stainless steel spiders, and this problem would never happen. Thank you very much for your comment. @danielmielnik9000 please remember to subscribe to our channel as that really helps us ru-vid.come432SAb2g08 Thanks, Paul 👍
@@How-to-repair I've been working for BSH as service engineer for 10 years, very common problem on their machines. By the way... You doing very good job 👍.
Thank you very much glad you enjoyed it @1orbicularis please remember to subscribe to our channel as that really helps us ru-vid.come432SAb2g08 Thanks, Paul 👍
You can refurbish them. There is a tutorial, made by a polish technician. Buy a new pair of absorbers from which you can use the aluminium rod(the one fixed on the frame), the inner sleeve and fixing ring. The plastic(ABS?) part can stay on the outer drum and does not need dismantling. I just finished doing this job, on my machine.
