Carbon brush for washing machine No name model Czę001717 size 5×12.5×35 mm

Replacement carbon brush for washing machines No name model Czę001717 with dimensions 5×12.5×35 mm is a spare part designed to restore electrical contact in compatible washing machine motors. It replaces worn or damaged motor brushes to re-establish stable current transfer between the motor commutator and the rotor, helping to return the motor to reliable operation when the original brushes have become shortened, cracked, or electrically degraded.

Advantages

This carbon brush is dimensioned to fit motors requiring a 5×12.5×35 mm brush and is manufactured from conductive carbon material suitable for sliding contact with commutators. Its compact size and standard rectangular form factor make it straightforward to fit in compatible brush holders, providing predictable wear characteristics and consistent electrical contact. The part is intended for repair and maintenance use and offers a simple way to replace brushes without replacing the entire motor assembly.

Suitable for

• Repairing washing machine motors with worn or damaged brushes
• Routine maintenance to restore reliable motor commutation
• Small appliance service tasks where the motor brush dimensions match 5×12.5×35 mm

Key specifications

• Material: conductive carbon (graphite-based)
• Shape: rectangular brush with formed contact end
• Dimensions: 5 × 12.5 × 35 mm (thickness × width × length)
• Intended use: sliding contact with motor commutator in universal/AC/DC brushed motors
• Compatibility: fits motors designed for this brush size and holder type

How to use

Switch off and disconnect the washing machine from the mains before beginning any repair. Access the motor according to the appliance manufacturer’s instructions and remove the brush holder cover or retaining clip. Extract the worn brush and note orientation, then insert the new carbon brush, ensuring the contact face aligns with the commutator and the spring or retaining mechanism is correctly seated. Reassemble the brush holder and motor coverings, reconnect the appliance, and perform a brief functional test at low load to confirm correct motor operation.

Usage recommendations

Use matching brush dimensions and verify mechanical fit and electrical contact before operation. Replace brushes in pairs when applicable to ensure even wear. If sparking, excessive noise, or poor performance persists after replacement, inspect the commutator surface, brush holder springs, and motor bearings; consult a qualified technician if necessary.