Bosch Washing Machine Bearing Spider With Drum Bearings

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• Excellent service 26 August 2011

  • Overall Rating 5.0 out of 5
  • Ease of fitting 1.0 out of 5
  • Quality 5.0 out of 5
  • Value 5.0 out of 5

  By Anonymous - France

  Re-placing drum bearings in a front loader washing machine is not a task to be undertaken lightly. Everything has to be taken apart and the drum assembly removed from the chassis. I used a block and tackle hung from an overhead beam to support the weight of the drum. Once I had sussed this out, it wasn't too difficult to separate the various parts.The bearings were well and truely mangled, so a lot of force was needed to remove them from the spider. I had hoped to re-use the spider and fit new bearings and a seal, but couldn't find these anywhere, so had to settle for a complete assembly. I took a lot of photos of the various plumbing and electrical connections, which ensured everything went back together OK. The several parts I needed for the job arrived swiftly and were all correct. Despite the cost of the parts, and discounting my own labour, I reckon that all in all it was worth doing.

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• Q neff washer/dryer 0 Answers

  when on first spin it makes a terribly loud noise, but when a spin with no load is very quiet

  By EKNOWS - DORSET - 05 August 2012

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