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Basically I have a Hotpoint First Edition 1000 model num WM52, it's like Triggers brush off only fools and horses, over the years I have collected many spare parts from other peoples washer of the same model and have repaired it with such. It gave up the ghost the other day and when I inspected it I found the motor would not turn, on further inspection it was the bearing in the brush end, as the spare motors that I had did not have the same connector on them I decided to dismantle the motor, but silly me I did not make a note of the pin outs in the connection socket. the pins in the connector are all in a line and NOT one set on top of the other, Looking from the pin side it has 8 places where the spades can be placed in the connector I numbered them 1 - 8 starting from the left, however I tried the plug in the socket and found that numbers 7 and 8 are not used and I can remember that numbers 1 and 2 are for the tacho so what are 3,4,5 and 6 for. I have been on all sorts of websites but cannot find out the exact wiring diagram for this motor.

        All help gratefully appreciated   Ken 

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Two wires should be for the armature which go to the carbon brushes and two or three go to the field coil with two going to tacho coil with a very high resistance. I don't have many circuit diagrams left but I just found one for Hotpoint Aquarius washing machines WF.. models made in 2004 which "could" be the same but I can NOT guarantee that.

It says pins 1-2 Tacho. Pins 3-7 tapped field

Pins 3-4 Full Field

Pins 5-6 Armature

So that one sounds like pins 5 and 6 not used though you think yours is pins 7 and 8 not used so it could be different. 

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On 04/08/2020 at 16:32, Whitegoodshelp (Andy) said:

Two wires should be for the armature which go to the carbon brushes and two or three go to the field coil with two going to tacho coil with a very high resistance. I don't have many circuit diagrams left but I just found one for Hotpoint Aquarius washing machines WF.. models made in 2004 which "could" be the same but I can NOT guarantee that.

It says pins 1-2 Tacho. Pins 3-7 tapped field

Pins 3-4 Full Field

Pins 5-6 Armature

So that one sounds like pins 5 and 6 not used though you think yours is pins 7 and 8 not used so it could be different. 

Hi Guys! I've just bought a nos GEC motor for my WM51 w/m, and it came with a pinout sheet for the  various plugs used on these motors, I know its probably too late for the OP, but I'll post a pic of it on here for future reference.  btw, the motor was an older model, with a different design tacho, but I'm swapping over the armatures as it's the usual bearing issue. btw(2), the bearing on the commutator end is easy to change with a small 2-arm puller... the one I've got is for removing wiper arms and battery terminals, and works a treat! A replacement bearing is type 6001 zz/c3,  28mm x 12mm x 8mm.           I'll post the pic of the connector sheet tomorrow (it's late and it's in the shed) 

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Nice one cheers

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