Dishwasher motor bearings

[ronan]

Found the bearings on Ebay, £7.10 delivered for a pair of SKF ones. The only difference in the part number is that they're ZZ not Z but I assume that means they're double shielded?
Everything else is the same, including the clearance.
Our kitchen is like an appliance repair shop at the mo, I've got the washing machine in bits too, the pressure sensor pipe is clogged causing it to overfill so the whole machine getting a damned good clean and descale.
Thanks for all your replies as always, what a helpful, informative bunch you all are.

You can pick out a seal if you're careful not to scrape anything, i've done it before with bike gearbox bearings.

 

[Wozzaaah]

Seal kit was £35, bearing was £3.55 (also got a spare for next time )and we now appear to have quiet, leak-free dishwasherage!
Thanks for all your replies, really appreciate it.

 

[Robotstar5]

Seal kit was £35, bearing was £3.55 (also got a spare for next time )and we now appear to have quiet, leak-free dishwasherage!
Thanks for all your replies, really appreciate it.

We can repair anything here!

 

[roofman]

We can repair anything here!

ile second that one

 

[Wozzaaah]

Hmmm...all's not what it seems.
Since reassembling it it goes through the wash cycle fine but after it's finished the circulation pump continues to run!
And yes, it IS the circulation pump, NOT the drain pump which commonly runs if the flood sensor is activated. (Original problem. )
The pump also runs if the door is opened. The door switch seems to work ok as opening it will extinguish the panel lamps.
Not good.

 

[roofman]

Hmmm...all's not what it seems.
Since reassembling it it goes through the wash cycle fine but after it's finished the circulation pump continues to run!
And yes, it IS the circulation pump, NOT the drain pump which commonly runs if the flood sensor is activated. (Original problem. )
The pump also runs if the door is opened. The door switch seems to work ok as opening it will extinguish the panel lamps.
Not good.

sounds like a PCB problem mate