Unless the shower is very old or used lots and lots and lots, it is most likely that the motor has burned out causing the brushes to wear out.
If the commutator shows signs of burning I would forget the brushes and buy a new shower.
I speak from experience - you would not believe how many people insist on buying brushes for their lawnmowers, drills etc even when you tell them it is most likely burnt out. You usually see them back later looking for a new motor.
Worth trying to find suitable brushes at a local power tool repair place - at the very least they will have something that can be filed down.
If the commutator shows signs of burning I would forget the brushes and buy a new shower.
I speak from experience - you would not believe how many people insist on buying brushes for their lawnmowers, drills etc even when you tell them it is most likely burnt out. You usually see them back later looking for a new motor.
Worth trying to find suitable brushes at a local power tool repair place - at the very least they will have something that can be filed down.
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