Good afternoon everyone. A month ago I changed the coals of a 1200rpm MABE washing machine. It is already the 3rd time that I do it myself and the 4th time that it is changed (even thanks to YOREPARO I learned to do it) but this time the coals lasted only one year. Today while I was at home I began to hear a strange noise, I looked at the washing machine and was blowing a very thick smoke. I automatically disconnected it. I took out the lid to see if it was smoke from the plate and I see that it was all full of ollin. I turned it around and saw that the bottom, where the engine is, is all forgotten / blackened. The left coal is with the burned tip and the collector's thinner are in two colors, as seen in the photos. I honestly don't know what it can be. I read that if a washing machine ate a lot of coal, it was because there was a problem with the engine. What dou you recommend? Buy another or have it repaired by a technician? Greetings to the community

You are little to catch fire .. or send you a cut to the plate ... changing the engine is the best option ... the high temperature is damaging the collector ... reaching the point of either repairing the manifold or starting a new engine