Bosch logixx wfr2866 - the problem I have is that when I select a program it starts with a fast spin, spins for a few cycles then stops. Ads water spins for a few cycles then stops. When I select spin it starts spining fast for a few cycles then stops. I have tried replacing the brushes this hasn't solved the problem. Please help

Old Navy wants too much for free . we diyers learn by doing for our selves .when I can not fix I either junk it and get new or call the local repair service to have it cat least checked out .

Make sure the pump wires have not got accidently dislodged when changing the brushes. Also check the program cycles, you may have accidently selected a "no spin" cycle.

try checking/replacing the inlet water valve. hope this helps

could be a board fault.

hello i'm sorry to say it sounds like the programmer may be faulty

regards
shaun

probably not draining fast enough, check for blockages at filter, sump, outlet and plumbing

Does it sound like the machine is spinning as fast as on longer cycles?Some machines run a slower spin speed on small cycles which can leave clothes wetter than normal. I've got this on mine and all I do is when the wash has finished I change over to the fast spin only program which then takes it to it's highest spin speed.

Most likely the water level detector (the sensor that tells the dishwasher to stop taking more water) is failing. It is giving early signals which confuses the dishwasher and it turns water off. Most of the time these problems are linked to grime collecting in the inside of dishwasher.

You can clean it by using a dishwasher cleaning powder. Follow instructions on satchet. YOu may have to manually fill the dishwasher before starting it. If this cleaning does not fix it, then you may have to call the technician. You may be under warranty on this (hopefully)

most likely a electrical fault have programmer checked

Isolate power and water supply and gain access to the main drum motor. Check for condition of carbon brushes by removing them and repla
ce if severely worn. Check wiring loom around motor and right back to module controller. The clicking is obviously power being supplied to motor via the loom to the motor. finally check for any dry solder joints or burnt areas on the circuit board controlling the motor.