Universal Askoll Washing Machine Magnet Motor Pump

Stock Number: ES1087464

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Rated 4.7 out of 5 (269 customer reviews)

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Fits the following models

All Washing Machines (but please check specifications).

Description

If your appliance isn't draining properly or is leaking then you may need a new pump.

This is a universal washing machine motor pump and will fit most washing machines. Before ordering please check that the specifications below match those of your old pump.

  • Askoll type M224 XP
  • 220-240V ac
  • 50Hz
  • 0.2A
  • 40W
  • Dimensions: (HxWxD) 90 x 75 x 80 mm

Please note: This pump is fitted using screws, it is not a twist and snap type.

Other part numbers for this item: C00144997, ES1526651, ES1548899

How to replace washing machine pump

This video should help with fitting this part. However, the exact layout and fitting technique may differ for your make and model.

Be safe - always unplug any appliance from the electricity supply before carrying out any work on it.
If you are in any doubt contact a qualified repairer.

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Rated 4.7 out of 5 (269 customer reviews)
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  • Perfect fit

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    By - Glasgow

    This pump replaced my very noisy Hoover original. Fitting was very easy and it runs quietly and efficiently.
  • Great service

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    By - Wiltshire

    Perfect, saved me buying a new washing machine at lots of money
  • Quieter than the original

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    By - Hampshire

    Great pump runs very quietly. Easy to fit following the espares you tube video.

Ask & Answer

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  • Q How do I stop water draining out of my machine? 2 Answers

    I have a samsung washing machine B1415J. The water comes into the machine and is drained out continuosly without the water pump being on. Also gives an E9 error. Can anyone help Please.

    By Nash - UK - 17 February 2011

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      The machine is syphoning.Check your outlet hose is not rammed down the pipe also check the stand pipe is 18 inches high. The fault code is telling you that the water is being drained from the machine

      By mayday1 - Spain - 25 February 2011

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      H Nash, it sounds as if the problem is with either the sump hose (the hose that drains the drum down to the pump) or the pump. Check both for damage, and replace as necessary.

      By Rory eSpares Staff - 18 February 2011

  • Q How do I replace a motor pump in my washing machine 2 Answers

    I have a Tecnik washing machine model no TKL9060 which due to a short curcuit is now not working properly. An engineer said that it would be too costly to repair as it was a problem with the motor but if I replaced the motor pump would that solve the problem I wonder as all the programmes seem to be there on the control panel but it just makes a low whirring sound with no movement

    By AnnieO - Belfast - 20 January 2011

  • Q Hi, does this pump fit Washer Drier WDS1183w 1 Answer

    Product No. 914634515

    By Anonymous - 22 February 2012

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      It is a universal part so is meant to fit all washers that include the above product specifications

      By Caitlin eSpares Staff - 29 February 2012

  • Q How do I remove a bottom filter from a Belling SGE 12 X. 1 Answer

    I have tried to remove the bottom filter from my washing machine as I want to clean it. I have given it a quarter turn left which has allowed the machine to drain and thought that I would be able to draw the filter out but no luck. I dont want to force it as this would probably wreck the thing. Any ideas ? Many thanks

    By George - Kent - 10 October 2011

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      Sounds like the filter on my Indesit. Make sure you get a spare from Espares first, as the problem may be a foreign body stuck between the filter and inlet hose. Use a pair of pliers and firmly work the filter clockwise and anticlockwise. With luck it will slowly yield anticlockwise and you can draw it out, beward some water will follow it !. Check for objects in the filter housing and actually at the pump impellor at the back, buttons, small coins or eve bits of wicker laundry basket, a avourite in ours. If you have the spare ready, then a broken filter is'nt a delay.

      By maveric1 - Tolworth - 03 December 2011

  • Q universal askoll washing machine magnet motor pump 1 Answer

    i have a whirlpool with a pump that matches the above universal one. could anyone tell me whether the pump blade is supposed to be slightly stiff every half turn as i need to tell whether the pump is sticking or there is a problem with the feed to the pump? just like to know before i buy, regards chris bowman

    By chris - st. austell cornwall - 11 September 2011

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      I fitted one myself recently and it does go stiff due to the magnet fitted.

      By pez - caldicot - 26 September 2011