Answer this Question (1 Answer)

• The espares tutorial video will help in most cases, However some machines are easier and can be done by just taking the back off (ie no need to remove the front and seal or split the drum as per the video) to check for this look at the spider at the back of the drum (the thing that holds the bearing and has the big wheel) If it is fixed to the drum with bolts,usually torx, then the chances are that it can be removed as a unit complete with the bearings after removal of the drive belt and wheel. The rest of the machine remains untouched. If riveted or welded then see the espares tutorial By gasman - Dublin Ireland - 06 March 2012