513.540 MM Carbon Brush and Holder for Electric Motor Repair Spare Parts Washing Machine

I. Basic Information and Product Composition

• Core Attribute

• Specialized repair parts for washing machine motors, including carbon brushes and holders, serving as key components of the motor current conduction system.

• Specification Features

• "513.540 MM" may be a product code or compatible specification (dimensions need to be confirmed with the physical item). Common carbon brush dimensions are 5×12.5×42mm (thickness×width×length), with the holder adapted to the installation structure of this carbon brush.

II. Compatible Equipment and Typical Scenarios

• Application Scope

• Suitable for drive motors of front-loading and top-loading washing machines (such as universal motors and brushless DC motors), commonly used in models from brands like Haier, Siemens, and Little Swan.

• Functional Positioning

• The carbon brush is fixed in the motor brush slot through the holder, making contact with the commutator to conduct current. The holder provides pressure support and insulation protection.

III. Technical Parameters and Structural Characteristics

1. Carbon Brush Material

• Made of high-wear-resistant graphite composite material (with ceramic additives), featuring a resistance coefficient of 10⁻⁴Ω·m class and a wear rate <0.05mm/100h.

2. Holder Characteristics

• Material: glass fiber-reinforced nylon (PA6+GF), heat-resistant up to 120℃ or above, insulation resistance >100MΩ, spring pressure range 2.0–2.5kg.

3. Component Functions

• The holder has a built-in stainless steel spring (SUS304) to ensure constant pressure contact between the carbon brush and the commutator (e.g., for drum motors at 1,200 RPM).

IV. Installation and Maintenance Key Points

• Replacement Scenarios

• Replace when the remaining carbon brush length <21mm (1/2 of the original length), the holder spring fails (pressure <1.8kg), or abnormal sparking occurs in the motor.

• Installation Steps

1. Power off and remove the motor end cover, then take out the old carbon brush holder assembly.

2. Clean the commutator with alcohol and check the groove depth (grind if >0.5mm).

3. The new holder should be clamped into the positioning pin of the brush slot, and the spring pressure should be calibrated to about 2.2kg with a force gauge.

V. Comparison with Other Accessories

VI. Purchase and Maintenance Recommendations

• Specification Confirmation

• Measure the dimensions of the old carbon brush (precise to 0.1mm), and check the spacing of the holder positioning holes (commonly 38–42mm) and the free length of the spring (about 30mm).

• Professional Tips

• If the washing machine still has difficulty starting after replacement, test the insulation performance of the holder (use a megohmmeter to measure the resistance between the holder and carbon brush, which should be >50MΩ) to avoid short-circuit faults.