samsungfl
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LOL Call me Richard! Samsungfl is only my username on here! LOL.
Well yesterday Hoover as planned came to have a look at the washer! At first the Engineer seemed to think that it was so greatly over loaded that the clothes were rubbing up against the door rubber and the excess weight made the motor burn out!
My initial response to this was an angry one as I thought if your going to come here and insult me then you can take your washer!
However after we got him to inspect the washer closer, he realised that unfortunatly the door seal has expanded slightly which has caused the rubber to rub against the drum when the machine is out of balance on spin!- Probably too many boil washes or something caused that he said, I just laughed and said "yeah" because I still dont think that should of happened.
When he came to inspect the motor, I pointed out the weird noises it had been making (loud ticking/grating sound and excessive sparking) and he said, again like the other Engineer he said that this was "normal" but i strongly disagreed as it has been struggling to turn for some time!
Also it turns out that Hoover have said that they have installed the wrong motor on my model of machine, but as its too expensive they are not going to do a recall on the machines as it'd be too expensive, they will just fix the ones which go faulty, with the re-designed motor which hoover have produced which has a larger armature and "considerably bigger carbon brushes" to quote from the enginneer which sounds like a great improvement, obviously though the motor on appearance will not look any bigger as the mounts on the outer tub cannot be made any bigger, the motors just larger on the inside
To sum up, the engineer has told me to still use the machine for very small light loads till the new door rubber and new motor have been replaced, in general I'm quite pleased about that
, Not a replacement but It'd be too much trouble and time without a washer to do that really! 
P.S Thought I'd get a random drum shot pic in for good measure LOL!
Richard
Well yesterday Hoover as planned came to have a look at the washer! At first the Engineer seemed to think that it was so greatly over loaded that the clothes were rubbing up against the door rubber and the excess weight made the motor burn out!
My initial response to this was an angry one as I thought if your going to come here and insult me then you can take your washer!
However after we got him to inspect the washer closer, he realised that unfortunatly the door seal has expanded slightly which has caused the rubber to rub against the drum when the machine is out of balance on spin!- Probably too many boil washes or something caused that he said, I just laughed and said "yeah" because I still dont think that should of happened.
When he came to inspect the motor, I pointed out the weird noises it had been making (loud ticking/grating sound and excessive sparking) and he said, again like the other Engineer he said that this was "normal" but i strongly disagreed as it has been struggling to turn for some time!
Also it turns out that Hoover have said that they have installed the wrong motor on my model of machine, but as its too expensive they are not going to do a recall on the machines as it'd be too expensive, they will just fix the ones which go faulty, with the re-designed motor which hoover have produced which has a larger armature and "considerably bigger carbon brushes" to quote from the enginneer which sounds like a great improvement, obviously though the motor on appearance will not look any bigger as the mounts on the outer tub cannot be made any bigger, the motors just larger on the inside

To sum up, the engineer has told me to still use the machine for very small light loads till the new door rubber and new motor have been replaced, in general I'm quite pleased about that



P.S Thought I'd get a random drum shot pic in for good measure LOL!
Richard