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AEG
Suitable for AEG, Arthur Martin, Bellavita, Bendix, Domeos
Stock Code: 921281
£16.63 ex. VAT
Transfers the belt drive to turn the drum during the wash and spin cycles.
Tick the symptoms your appliance is showing. We’ll tell you how confident we are this part is the fix.
Error codes are model dependent, so the same brand may have more than one listed.
| Code | Brand | What it means | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| E53 | AEG | Means a fault in the motor triac sensing circuit, so the motor cannot be controlled and the drum is prevented from spinning. It is usually caused by a motor, wiring, or main control board fault. | Medium |
| E50 | Electrolux | Means the motor has failed, often with the drum not turning or spinning. It is usually caused by a motor circuit issue, a faulty motor controller, motor overheating, or an overload. | Medium |
| E50 | Zanussi | Means a motor failure or motor-related fault, with the motor unable to drive the drum. It is usually caused by faulty motor carbon brushes, a broken belt, a failed motor, or a motor speed sensor tachometer fault. | Medium |
| E54 | Zanussi | Means a motor-related fault where the motor is receiving power when it should be inactive, leading to issues with spinning or drum operation. It is usually caused by a motor relay contact sticking, low voltage being supplied to the motor, or a motor control circuit or PCB failure. | Medium |
AEG
Means a fault in the motor triac sensing circuit, so the motor cannot be controlled and the drum is prevented from spinning. It is usually caused by a motor, wiring, or main control board fault.
Electrolux
Means the motor has failed, often with the drum not turning or spinning. It is usually caused by a motor circuit issue, a faulty motor controller, motor overheating, or an overload.
Zanussi
Means a motor failure or motor-related fault, with the motor unable to drive the drum. It is usually caused by faulty motor carbon brushes, a broken belt, a failed motor, or a motor speed sensor tachometer fault.
Zanussi
Means a motor-related fault where the motor is receiving power when it should be inactive, leading to issues with spinning or drum operation. It is usually caused by a motor relay contact sticking, low voltage being supplied to the motor, or a motor control circuit or PCB failure.
Don’t see your code? Different model years sometimes use different codes. Get in touch with our parts team and we’ll help you identify the right replacement.
General fitting guidance. The exact steps can vary slightly with the make and model of your washing machine.
Safety: Switch off and unplug at the mains before you start.
A drum pulley wheel is attached to the drum shaft. It transfers power from the motor to the drum so it can rotate during the wash and spin cycles. The pulley wheel is made of metal or plastic and can withstand frequent use.
Squeaking, screeching, or grinding sounds indicate a worn-out or damaged pulley wheel. A drum that does not spin properly or a belt that appears loose or slips off the pulley wheel is another indication.
Visible signs of wear or damage, such as cracks, chips, or a misshapen appearance on the pulley wheel suggests immediate replacement.
This drum pulley wheel fits AEG, Arthur Martin, Bellavita, Bendix, Domeos, Electrolux, Elektro Helios, Faure, Fors, Franke, Husqvarna, Husqvarna Electrolux, Ikea, John Lewis, Juno, Marijnen, Norland, Novamatic, Privileg, Progress, Quelle, Rex, Rosenlew, Tricity Bendix, Wyss, Zanker, Zanussi, and Zoppas washing machines. Use our compatibility checker to see if this part fits your model.
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This plastic pulley is for AEG washing machines. It completely fixed my problem and here's why: The AEG original pulley will deform over time, because it's made from plastic (instead of metal as in most washing machines). This means that many people with AEGs have a drum pulley that is deformed at the shaft and makes noise because of that, is loose and has play, yet the bolt is perfectly tight and in place. It's a very puzzling problem to have, and to diagnose (because so uncommon since most pulleys are metal), but if you unscrew the plastic drum pulley you will see that it is often deformed where it meets the shaft. If that's the case for you, get this piece. The machine works great now, that was the only issue with it. Of course you might need to replace this drum pulley again in a few years, as it is also plastic, and will likely deform as well over time. In theory you could use a metal pulley instead for durability ... -- however I would simply recommend using that same part since it is inexpensive (compared to a washing machine replacement anyway!) and easy to change. Maybe also the fact that it is plastic actually avoids other problems since it's softer on the whole system? I don't know -- just use the exact replica of the original part and avoid headaches. This worked. This is likely a common problem on AEGs if they have a plastic pulley as well so spread the word to avoid more washing machines in landfills!