Carbon brushes have been changed but drum still does not spin any ideas of what it might be and how to fix it? Pump and dial seems to be working fine, belt is also fine

Very likely the brushes are worn, these are located either side of the motor. if you are able to take the motor off the machine but don't know where the brushes are, take the motor to your local repairer who will probably change the brushes for you at a small fee plus brushes. if you are able to identify the brushes and can take them off, the carbon inside the brush holder should be no less than half and inch long. If its less they are probably worn out. get new ones and replace. be careful the carbon brush is very brittle and will break easily. I can't be more specific on changing the brushes as each machine is different.

May be not pumping efficently. when the spin starts the initial rush of water floods into the drum from the clothes a build up of water under the drum causes a braking action on the drum and slow spin speed.. look for partial blockage in pump chamber hoses or under sink if a spigot connection. probably not the belt as it would throw off a loose belt. Check it anyway. if non of these check carbon brushes they may on the verge of failure.

Could be motor or motor brushes you could remove one carbon brush check if its worn should be at least 1/2 inch left in order to funtion well

I had the same problem. My husband checked the carbon brushes attached to the motor and ran the machine on spin. The brushes were sparking so he assumed they were worn and replaced them and hey presto machine works fine now. The brushes cost 23.99 and were just bought from a local shop but can be bought online cheaper. Hope this helps solve your problem. Essex

defo carbons buy right tools.

all done it was the brushes on both sides of the motor and borrowed a tool set to do it only cost £7 each and the machine is back on

No reset. Carbon brushes are worrn out. Consider changing the bearings while you have the motor apart. Se http://www.nettoparts.co.uk/shop/frontpage.html for spares.
Best regards, Dag Gulbrandsen, Norway

when u changed the carbon brushes did u move the little metal pin to free the carbon off it must be able to come out then in with ease if not do this if u did then if the carbon brushes have got too low then it will have more then likely damage your motor m8

Your problem is that the carbon brushes on the motor have worn out and need replacing.. eaisly done

it could be your carbon brushes these are situated in your motor these might need replacing if they are 8ml or less they definetly need changing