Candy
Candy Washing Machine Carbon Brushes Pair x249018683
Suitable for Candy, Baumatic, Bayer, Berloni, Brother
Stock Code: 123038
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£26.40inc. VAT
£22.00 ex. VAT
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Moderate DIY repair
A confident home repairer can do this with basic tools.
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Compatibility Check
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What this part does
Passes current to the spinning part of the motor so it can turn the drum.
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Will this fix my appliance?
Tick the symptoms your appliance is showing. We’ll tell you how confident we are this part is the fix.
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Error codes related to this part
Error codes are model dependent, so the same brand may have more than one listed.
| Code | Brand | What it means | Confidence |
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| E17 | Candy | Means a motor tachometer signal fault, where the motor is not turning or spinning properly. It is usually caused by a faulty tachometric dynamo or speed sensor, worn motor carbon brushes, or wiring issues. | High |
| E6 | Candy | Means a motor failure, a faulty door lock, or a motor circuit fault, where the motor is not turning. It is usually caused by a faulty speed sensor or tachometer, a faulty door lock, or a fault in the control board motor drive circuit or triac. | High |
| E7 | Candy | Means a motor fault or a faulty door lock mechanism, appearing when the machine cannot spin or the door fails to lock. It is usually caused by a jammed motor, faulty carbon brushes, a faulty door lock, or a control board fault. | High |
| E8 | Candy | Means a motor or door lock fault that prevents spinning. It is usually caused by a faulty motor, a faulty motor sensor, worn motor brushes, or a faulty door lock. | High |
| F7 | Haier | Means the motor is not communicating correctly with the main board, often halting the spin cycle or preventing the drum from rotating. It is usually caused by a motor circuit failure, a motor driver failure, or a connection issue between the motor and the control board. | High |
| FC0 | Haier | Means a communication failure between the main control board and the motor controller or inverter PCB. It is usually caused by a faulty motor, a wiring issue, or board failure. | High |
| E7 | Hoover | Means the machine cannot lock the door to begin a cycle or it detects a faulty motor. It is usually caused by a failed door interlock, a jammed motor, or wiring issues. | Medium |
| E8 | Hoover | Means a serious motor or drive system failure that prevents spinning and stops the machine mid-cycle. It is usually caused by worn carbon brushes, a faulty motor tachometer, or a damaged motor control board. | High |
| E9 | Hoover | Means a motor triac failure on the control board where the machine cannot drive the motor. It is usually caused by a faulty triac, with some models showing this code for a blocked drain filter or a heating element fault. | High |
| EO8 | Hoover | Means a motor circuit malfunction where the washer may not spin, spin too fast, or stop mid-cycle. It is usually caused by worn carbon brushes, a faulty tachometer speed sensor, or a motor control board issue, with overloading contributing. | High |
E17High
Candy
Means a motor tachometer signal fault, where the motor is not turning or spinning properly. It is usually caused by a faulty tachometric dynamo or speed sensor, worn motor carbon brushes, or wiring issues.
E6High
Candy
Means a motor failure, a faulty door lock, or a motor circuit fault, where the motor is not turning. It is usually caused by a faulty speed sensor or tachometer, a faulty door lock, or a fault in the control board motor drive circuit or triac.
E7High
Candy
Means a motor fault or a faulty door lock mechanism, appearing when the machine cannot spin or the door fails to lock. It is usually caused by a jammed motor, faulty carbon brushes, a faulty door lock, or a control board fault.
E8High
Candy
Means a motor or door lock fault that prevents spinning. It is usually caused by a faulty motor, a faulty motor sensor, worn motor brushes, or a faulty door lock.
F7High
Haier
Means the motor is not communicating correctly with the main board, often halting the spin cycle or preventing the drum from rotating. It is usually caused by a motor circuit failure, a motor driver failure, or a connection issue between the motor and the control board.
FC0High
Haier
Means a communication failure between the main control board and the motor controller or inverter PCB. It is usually caused by a faulty motor, a wiring issue, or board failure.
E7Medium
Hoover
Means the machine cannot lock the door to begin a cycle or it detects a faulty motor. It is usually caused by a failed door interlock, a jammed motor, or wiring issues.
E8High
Hoover
Means a serious motor or drive system failure that prevents spinning and stops the machine mid-cycle. It is usually caused by worn carbon brushes, a faulty motor tachometer, or a damaged motor control board.
E9High
Hoover
Means a motor triac failure on the control board where the machine cannot drive the motor. It is usually caused by a faulty triac, with some models showing this code for a blocked drain filter or a heating element fault.
EO8High
Hoover
Means a motor circuit malfunction where the washer may not spin, spin too fast, or stop mid-cycle. It is usually caused by worn carbon brushes, a faulty tachometer speed sensor, or a motor control board issue, with overloading contributing.
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.
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Fitting Guidance
MediumGeneral 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.
You’ll needScrewdriver
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Specifications
- Part Number
- 49018683
- Alternative Part Numbers
- 81451164, 81452255, 92126721, 97920565
- EAN / Barcode
- 8032767623101
- Genuine Spare Part
- Yes
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More Details
What do carbon brushes do in a washing machine?
Carbon brushes establish contact with the spinning armature through attachment to the motor.
The carbon brushes facilitate the necessary electrical connection to enable power transmission to the drum or pump. They also regulate the electrical current and control the motor's speed and operation.
Why do you replace them?
Carbon brushes need to be replaced when they wear down or become too short. The constant friction and contact with the spinning armature gradually wear out the carbon brushes over time.
This wear down gives you reduced motor performance, intermittent operation, or even motor failure.
How do you install new carbon brushes on your washing machine?
See our demo video below on how to replace the carbon brushes on your washing machine.
These carbon brushes fits Candy, Baumatic, Bayer, Berloni, Brother, Concord, Crop, Crystal, Cylinda, Edesa, Eltag, Essalem, Fagor, Fortress, Friac, Gala, Gasfire, General Electric, Haier, Hitachi, Hoover, Hoover-Helkama, Iberna, Ignis, Jinling, Kelvinator, Lamona, Leran, Mastercook, Maytag, New Harmony, Orion, Ostein, Otsein, Otsein-Hoover, Pacific, Philco, Primotech, Rosieres, Soliera, Teka, Vendome, Vyatka, Westinghouse, Whirlpool Asia, Zerowatt, and Zerowatt-Hoover washing machines.
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Video
How to replace Washing Machine Carbon Brushes:
The following DIY repair video should assist you in fitting this part. However the exact procedure may differ depending on your make and model.
Safety Warning - Always unplug from the mains before carrying out any repairs.
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Customer Reviews (25)
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Great product, Easy to fit
These are the perfect fit for my machine & easy to fit!
Belinda Mitchell · Westburu ·
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Perfect replacement
Perfect parts,arrived a bit later than stated,but that was not the fault of the supplier. Easy to fit.
Timothy Smith · Yate ·
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correct part
easy to fit to machine but i may also need new sensor
christopher hobbs · cheltenham ·
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Quality Part
I ordered this on behalf of my customer. We received it quickly and were happy with the quality as well as ease of installation.
KB Appliance Repair · Chichester ·
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Quick and Easy repair
Once the motor was removed changing the brushes was was just a matter of removing the connecting cable and undoing two screws. Reverse and job done - 5 minutes max. Washing machine now happy and doesn't keep stopping. Original part so expect it to last many years.
Chris · Bridgend, Wales ·
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Questions & Answers (3)
Hi I'm after a set of brushes for a C E Set motor on Hoover washing machine. The motor ID is MCA52/64-148/CY50 Can you confirm the are the correct replacement brushes. Thanks
Jon · Weston-super-Mare ·
Hi Jon, I can confirm these are the correct carbon brushes for the CESET motor.
JordanStaff·
Is the electrical connection 1/4" or 4.8mm spade?
ALAN · KIRKCALDY ·
Hi Alan, the warehouse have measured this spade connector to be 5mm.
JordanStaff·
Hi, This part is listed as compatible with AHD 127V 31005351 providing it has a CETEC motor. My washing machine motor says it is a Haier, can you please tell me if these brushes are correct for an AHD 127V 31005351 with a Haier motor. Alternatively, can you please let me know which ones are correct?
Anita · Cornwall ·
Hi Anita, I can confirm this is correct for the Haier motor.
JordanStaff·