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Thread Number: 81990
/ Tag: Vintage Automatic Washers
hotpoint 9530w electronic 1000 plus |
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| Post# 1060133 2/10/2020 at 07:40 (1,146 days old) by servis-dream (planet 90s, Hotpoint factory, Peterborough ) | ||
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| Post# 1060243 , Reply# 2 2/11/2020 at 09:34 (1,145 days old) by keymatic3203 (Cardiff UK) | ||
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It's post 291038 reply 42 in the suggested thread. | ||
| Post# 1060285 , Reply# 3 2/11/2020 at 15:40 (1,145 days old) by servis-dream (planet 90s, Hotpoint factory, Peterborough ) | ||
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hotpoint 9530w
i have tried this but with a ratchet and a long extension but it still isn't moving
i have bought a 30mm spanner and that has done the same thing i think the spanner + the neighbour's lump hammer is an order or even his sledge hammer on the spanner, i hope it doesn't snap or the chock slip as a spoke is already snapped off i might actually just cut it off with my hacksaw if the hammers and spanner fail. | ||
| Post# 1060289 , Reply# 4 2/11/2020 at 16:21 (1,145 days old) by keymatic3203 (Cardiff UK) | ||
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Fair enough they can be tough especially if it's been on there many years. all the best with it, this is the model my grandparents got in 1986, £309 from south wales electricity board shop. mathew | ||
| Post# 1060323 , Reply# 5 2/12/2020 at 04:31 (1,144 days old) by servis-dream (planet 90s, Hotpoint factory, Peterborough ) | ||
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its been on there since it came from the factory | ||
| Post# 1060424 , Reply# 7 2/13/2020 at 02:56 (1,144 days old) by servis-dream (planet 90s, Hotpoint factory, Peterborough ) | ||
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i have been to hospital for this | ||
| Post# 1060511 , Reply# 9 2/14/2020 at 05:49 (1,142 days old) by servis-dream (planet 90s, Hotpoint factory, Peterborough ) | ||
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yes
i am an idiot but i was attempting to have a look at the spider to see if it was incorrectly installed as it was rubbing againgst the outer tub front at 1000rpm while it was empty.
a spoke of the pulley also snapped off completely, this happened to Brandon from florenceballarda3060 as well to the same model as mine. | ||
| Post# 1060545 , Reply# 11 2/14/2020 at 15:06 (1,142 days old) by servis-dream (planet 90s, Hotpoint factory, Peterborough ) | ||
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i think i just found out the date code | ||
| Post# 1060547 , Reply# 12 2/14/2020 at 16:35 (1,142 days old) by matchboxpaul (U.K) | ||
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Date code 05 Hi Matthew. Yours is an early one, from May 1986 - production started in April 1986. Paul | ||
| Post# 1060600 , Reply# 13 2/15/2020 at 04:59 (1,141 days old) by servis-dream (planet 90s, Hotpoint factory, Peterborough ) | ||
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sorry paul | ||
| Post# 1060716 , Reply# 14 2/16/2020 at 12:54 (1,140 days old) by servis-dream (planet 90s, Hotpoint factory, Peterborough ) | ||
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dating to?????? | ||
Post# 1061377 , Reply# 15 2/23/2020 at 19:07 (1,133 days old) by Washerguy02  (Manchester ) |
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Unscrewing the pulley nut of vintage hotpoints
I'm also having the same trouble undoing the pulley nut on my hotpoint aquarius wd62 washer dryer which is the same internal design as the 95s.
I've used the stick a hammer/rubber mallet to lock the drum and a 30mm ratchet socket to help remove the nut it did nothing. I even wacked the 30mm ratchet spanner really hard with a hammer it did nothing. Thought I would post as I appear to be in the same situation too as OP Janak | ||
| Post# 1062131 , Reply# 16 3/3/2020 at 04:43 (1,124 days old) by servis-dream (planet 90s, Hotpoint factory, Peterborough ) | ||
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well i finally acted on the bolt
i have taken the 9530 apart and taken the entire drum unit out of the machine along with all of the concrete weights and the smooth GEC motor. the bearings are fine as well and the inner drum i think is undamaged i will have to see. the reason that i tried the bolt in the first place was due to the inner drum rubbing the front plate at 1000 rpm. i hope that i can get it off with a 30mm spanner and the neighbours lump hammer or through just sheer force and a lot of patience.
i have never had a bolt this arrogant to unscrew as usually the bolt just unscrews and the pulley also unscrews and the drum usually comes out with relative ease and the repair can be made but this was my fault but i have never had a pulley break like that ever. | ||
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