Saturn - no spin cycle, how to replace the seal and connect the centrifuge motor
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The centrifuge isn't spinning, the seal is leaking, and the motor is broken. Burned out. My video covers all of this. The video shows in detail how to replace the centrifuge seal on a Saturn semi-automatic washing machine. When I replaced the seal, I also replaced the motor. Replacing a motor seems straightforward, but there are some nuances. The problem is that the wire colors in the new motor may differ from those connected to the old motor, so I made a video on connecting the centrifuge motor, showing how to properly connect the wires to the new centrifuge motor in a semi-automatic washing machine. Another thing to note is that it's not always necessary to replace the motor. It's best to check the capacitor first. If you can't find a suitable capacitor, find one and replace the old one. Typically, the centrifuge motor uses a 4-5 μF capacitor, but some semi-automatic washing machines have different capacitor values. In general, you need to look at the capacitor markings on your washing machine. If you find it difficult to connect the motor of a semi-automatic washing machine yourself, it's best to have a professional do the work for you. This means connecting the wires properly. Any electrician can handle this. As for installing the seal and motor, I think anyone who knows how to use a wrench and screwdriver can do it.
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