Lee's project motor control part two

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Managed to get the connections sorted and have tried out the motor which works.

We have a slow gentle action, normal wash speed, distribute and spin. Now looking for a variable pentameter for spin speed, I have had the full 1000 and a slow 500.

 

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Wired the heater circuit

 

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Wired door safety lock

 

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Circuit for the valves

 

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Just to fit relays to back plate

 

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Mains switch and door lock lamp

 

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Basic wiring of motor

 

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Fitting transfromer into the caseing for the 12v DC power supply unit for the main PCB power supply

 

[matchboxpaul]

really intersing to watch this machine come together. cant wait to see the end results.

regards
Paul

 

[hotpoint9534]

Hi Lee, looks very promising indeed. I know many thought these late WM series machines to be quite poor, but I've always liked the styling of them. I'm sure your programming will be a great improvement on the so called 'Intelligent Care' that Hotpoint provided!

I hope that 95 series service manual provided some useful insight.

Best of luck,
Tom.

 

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Thanks getting near completion with the wiring

 

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Didn’t think there was going to be so many connections in the mains side.

 

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Had to make some more holes in the side to fix power supply

 

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Just the low voltage to wire and fit the PCB.
Program will have to be altered to cater for the speed arrangements.

And then some testing.

 

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Just looks the part, I had no prior knowledge on what size to build this PCB but just made to measure, you would think that it was an original.

Just hook everything up now.