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Help On Hotpoint Wm52 Timer Wire Connection

CAcarlosg
Asked about 15 years ago 7,742 views
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Hi

I recently repaired a fault on the Timer PCB on my Hotpoint WM52 washing machine. While reinstalling the Timer PCB I noticed there is a 2 pin Green push on wire that I'm not sure where it should fit. There are 3 possible options written on the PCB to connect it, they are PUMP, TEST and RPM. I'm reluctant to guess as I'm worried it may blow the PCB. Is there any kind soul out there that has a Pic of the Timer and the green 2 Pin wire or a service manual (not user manual) or schematic for WM52? Thanks

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Hotpoint WM52 timer PCB two-pin green wire connection query

The problem
After repairing the timer PCB on a Hotpoint WM52 washing machine, the owner was unsure where a green 2-pin push-on wire should reconnect on the timer PCB. The available PCB markings were PUMP, TEST and RPM, and the concern was that guessing could damage the PCB.
Likely cause
A disconnected wire during timer PCB refitting. The exact terminal location was not given in the discussion.
What fixed it
The accepted reply could not provide a wiring diagram and noted that some spare connectors may be for testing only, while asking whether the wire had definitely been connected before. The owner later confirmed the wire had been connected previously and said they found video footage that showed the correct location, after which the machine was fine. The exact connector position was not documented in the thread.
Checks to try
  • Owner identified the three possible PCB connection points marked PUMP, TEST and RPM
  • Owner confirmed the green 2-pin wire had been connected previously
  • Owner used video footage to identify the wire location
Parts or tools mentioned
  • Timer PCB
  • Green 2-pin push-on wire

Safety: Do not guess wiring connections on the PCB if unsure. Further diagnosis should be carried out by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.

Confirmed fixedGenerated 15 Aug 2026 · AI summaries can make mistakes — read the full thread below.
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WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered about 15 years ago

Unfortunately I don't have the wiring diagram, and they aren't readily available as manufacturers don't make them publicly available. Although too late for you, a good tip is to always take plenty of photos with a digital camera or phone before doing any repairs so you have a good refereance as to exactly how things were before you do anything. Sometimes there can be a spare connector that's not connected to anything used for testing purposes. Are you sure it was connected to anything before?

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carlosg
Answered about 15 years ago

Hi Thanks for your help. Yes it was connected previously and by chance I found some video footage on Youtube and managed to spot the location of the wire and all is fine now...

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adrianmk1
Answered almost 7 years ago

hi can anyone help as need the wiring block locations for a hotpoint wm52 pcb need to know where the blocks go

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