Carbon Brush for Washing Machine No name SZCZOTKA WĘGLOWA 52B 15x5x26

Replacement carbon brush for washing machines, model SZCZOTKA WĘGLOWA 52B with dimensions 15 x 5 x 26 mm. This carbon brush is designed to transfer electrical current from the stator to the motor's commutator, enabling rotation and torque in compatible washing machine motors. It is presented as a spare part intended for repair and routine maintenance when worn brushes cause poor motor performance, sparking, or intermittent operation.

Advantages

The carbon brush provides reliable electrical contact and is sized to fit motors requiring a 15 x 5 x 26 mm brush profile. Its compact rectangular shape and conductive material ensure steady current flow and reduced electrical noise compared with severely worn brushes. Using a correctly sized replacement helps restore motor efficiency and can extend the service life of the motor when installed and maintained properly.

Suitable for

• Repairing washing machine motors that accept 15 x 5 x 26 mm carbon brushes
• Routine maintenance to replace worn or sparking brushes
• DIY appliance repair and small appliance service workshops

Key specifications

• Brush material: carbon/graphite composite suitable for motor commutators
• Type: rectangular motor brush with wire lead
• Nominal dimensions: 15 x 5 x 26 mm (length x width x height)
• Application: universal for compatible washing machine motors
• Electrical function: conductive contact for commutator current transfer

How to use

Before replacement, disconnect the washing machine from the power supply and access the motor according to the appliance service manual. Remove the motor cover or brush-holder assembly to expose the worn brush, then carefully disconnect the old brush's lead and extract the brush from the holder. Insert the new carbon brush into the holder with the correct orientation, reconnect the lead ensuring a secure electrical connection, and reassemble the motor housing. After installation, run a short test cycle without load to confirm smooth motor operation and to check for abnormal noise or sparking.

Usage recommendations

Inspect brushes periodically for wear, cracks, or excessive sparking; replace brushes in pairs if the motor has two to ensure balanced contact. Use only brushes with matching dimensions and similar material characteristics to maintain commutator condition. If unusual noise or heavy sparking persists after replacement, stop operation and consult a qualified technician to prevent further motor damage.