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Customer Questions and Answers for Drive Motor by Bosch

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By: Bosch
Part Number: OEM11887989
Manufacturer Part Number: 00660487

The Drive Motor is an OEM replacement part for Bosch washing machines. This powerful motor is responsible for driving the drum rotation during the wash and spin cycles.

A bad drive motor can occur due to electrical faults, mechanical issues, or normal wear and tear over time. Signs of a faulty drive motor include the drum not spinning or agitating, unusual noises coming from the motor, or the washer not starting at all.

Symptoms of a bad drive motor include:

  • The drum not spinning or agitating  
  • Unusual noises
  • The washer not starting  

Replace your faulty washer drive motor with this genuine OEM Bosch part to restore your washing machine. This Bosch part can also be used on Thermador and Gaggenau appliances.
 

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Martin, Unfortunately the motor is a "sealed" unit and cannot be dismantled to test any of the internal components. You can test the motor winding's and the winding's for a short to ground, and or an "open" winding " Look on the motor connector after you pull it out. There are 5 terminals with blue wires. Numbered from 1-5 there is a locator's tab between # 1 and 2. Another tab between 3 & 4. The motor terminals are named from 1-8. # 1-3 are not used. # 4 & 5 are green ground or motor frame ground so you are left with # 6,7 and 8 motor terminals. Which correspond to the units wiring harness # 3-4 & 5 blue wires. Look at the unit supplied wiring diagram inside the cabinet and you will see exactly what is laid out. Measuring the motor terminals # 6 and 7 ohms value. Then measure # 7 and 8 value. Then measure terminal # 6 and 8 terminals. Then measure every terminal separate to the motor frame ground or to terminal 4-or 5 (ground). This checks that particular winding for a shorted winding. These winding's value should be all within 10% tolerance value's". You didn't mention a problem, so if the motor tests OK, you'll need to move to the next possible issue.

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Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com   |   Monday, August 22, 2016

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