Carbon Brush for Washing Machine No name SZCZOTKA WĘGLOWA 52A 5×13.5×35 (MPN Czę001718)

Replacement carbon brush for washing machines SZCZOTKA WĘGLOWA 52A with dimensions 5×13.5×35 mm. This component restores electrical contact between the stationary and rotating parts of the motor, helping to maintain reliable motor commutation and reduce arcing. The brush is intended as a direct-fit spare for compatible household washing machine motors that require these physical dimensions and rated electrical characteristics.

Advantages

The carbon brush is manufactured to deliver stable conductivity and steady wear characteristics, which supports predictable maintenance intervals. Its compact dimensions allow straightforward installation into motors designed for small rectangular brushes. By replacing worn brushes with one that matches the original size and shape, you help preserve motor performance and reduce the risk of increased electrical noise or damage to the commutator.

Suitable for

• Repairing the motor of household front-load and top-load washing machines that accept 5×13.5×35 mm carbon brushes
• Routine maintenance and preventive replacement to avoid motor failure and excessive sparking
• Workshops and technicians performing motor commutation repairs or refurbishments

Key specifications

• Brush material: carbon (graphite-based conductive compound)
• Rated current/softness class: 52A (brush grade indicated by marking)
• Physical dimensions: 5 × 13.5 × 35 mm (thickness × width × length)
• Terminal/connection: standard braided copper lead or fitted connector compatible with target motor holders
• Application: motors in household washing machines requiring matching brush size and electrical grade

How to use

Before installation, disconnect the appliance from mains power. Access the motor according to the washing machine manufacturer’s service instructions and remove the motor cover to reach the brush holders. Extract the worn brush by disconnecting its lead and pulling it from the holder; note the orientation and spring tension. Insert the replacement brush so the braided lead or connector seats correctly and the brush face contacts the commutator with appropriate spring pressure. Reassemble the motor housing and test the appliance for normal operation. If unsure, seek assistance from a qualified technician.

Usage recommendations

Replace both brushes on the motor at the same time to ensure even wear and balanced commutation. Inspect the commutator for grooves, pitting, or excessive residue and clean or service it if necessary. Use the specified brush dimensions and grade to avoid improper contact, overheating, or premature wear.