🔥 DIY: BEST Samsung FL Washer Bearing Replacement | Step by Step Guide
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I genuinely hope you enjoy this bearing replacement guide.
Are you tired of long drawn out and poorly explained installation guides? Me too! So I made this guide. I worked very hard to make this, complicated Samsung washing machine bearing replacement guide, as smooth and as simple as possible. Let me tell you, this was not an easy video to make. But it was worth it and I hope it is helpful to you.
This will be a practical installation guide. If you know my channel, then you'll know that everything I do is Jungle Explorer Style, so It's extremely easy and straight-forward for a practical and easy install. In this video I cover a few things:
1. Dishwasher Easy Removal Guide
2. Dishwasher Easy Installation Guide
3. Tools needed.
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Samsung Bearing Replacement Kit Information:
High Quality, High-Speed NACHI Bearings, and Seal Kit
The kit includes: 1 front bearing, 1 rear bearing, 1 front seal
Totally Hassle-Free Return, 5-Year Full Replacement Warranty.
Our bearings and seals are the best grade we can buy and are far superior to the ones originally installed in your washer by the manufacturer. The fastest washer out there spins at 1500 RPM and my bearings and seals are rated for more than 6 times that speed and load. Our smallest bearings are rated for 1740 LBS with the largest ones rated to over 4700 LBS. That's more weight than a Minivan.
As for our seals, we buy them from Taiwan, Germany, and Japan depending on the size and availability. (USA made seals are not available in these sizes) All our seals are high quality, fully sprung, double lip seals and we have been using these high-quality seals for over 7 years without any issues.
NACHI has been producing HIGH precision bearings since 1928.
Fits Samsung washer models:
WF337AAG/XAC
WF431ABP/XAA
WF431ABW/XAA
WF432ABP/XAA
WF433BTGJWR/A
WF438AAR/XAA
WF448AAP/XAA
WF448AAP/XAC
WF448AAW/XAA
WF448AAW/XAC
WF457ARGSGR
WF457ARGSWR
WF501ANW/XAA
WF511ABR/XAA
WF511ABW/XAA
WF520ABP/XAA
WF520ABW/XAA
WF461ABP/XAA
WF461ABW/XAA
WF56H9100AW/A
WF56H9100AG/A
WF45K6500AW/A2
WF50K7500AW/A2
Chapters:
00:00 Intro.
00:07 Explanation.
02:03 Parts Required For Repair.
02:30 Identifying Washer Model.
02:40 Disassembling The Washer Machine.
10:30 Accessing and Removing the Bearings.
12:00 Replacing the Bearings.
13:26 Inserting the Water Seal.
13:49 Reassemble the Washer Machine.
14:19 Final Thoughts.
14:39 Outro.
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Hi there, i'm blind and having trouble locating the bearings I need to take on this project. Can you help me with finding the the exact parts I need? I cant find the link to the ebay contact you have. My Washer model is WF520ABWXAA.. Thanks would be much appreciated for any help.
mine has gap between gasket and bearing, is that normal?
@@michaeldouglas2608 Hi Michael. I am so sorry for not responding sooner. TH-cam does not send me notifications for replies to comments, just original comments, so I never saw your question. I hope someone was able to help you with.
@@SaresMLee Sorry for the delay in response. TH-cam does not send me notifications for replies to comments, they only notify me about original comments. I hope you got your unit fixed. In the future, please post question as original comments, not as a reply to a comment. This way I will get a notification and be able to respond sooner.
Best tutorial I’ve found for this problem. Super easy to follow. I was quoted $2,500 from a repair man, so thanks so much for this great video.
Great video. When installing the new bearings place the old bearing on top and hit that. Saves the new bearing from any impact damage.
Thank you for this great information Antonio Ponce. I appreciate it very much when viewers contribute useful information as you have here.
Wish I would have seen this before I did it! lol haha
Great advice thanks ! Getting ready to order the parts and get it going. Ours has the ROAR on spin cycle 😁
I used the old bearing to tap it but accidentally bent the old bearing and hit the middle of the new bearing, just tap slowly l.
Wanted to say thank you very much. My bearing was on its way out and this vid gave me the framework/confidence needed to DIY it.
Never disassembled a full size appliance before but financial constraints made it the only option for us. Appreciate your wisdom and experience.
You are very welcome. I am really glad to hear the video helped you out.
Jeez what a freaggin awesome video. Literally why youtibe is a great resource because stuff like this. Thanks SO much!
You are very welcome. I am glad to hear that the video helped you out.
Thanks for doing this. This was a very well edited video that helped me replace the bearings in my 2015 Samsung washing machine. One tip I would add is to get a bunch of sandwich bags and some sticky notes to keep track of the screws when you are dismantling the washer. It will save you some head scratching when you go to put the washer back together.
Thanks. Glad it helped. Great advice. This was one of the most complicated videos I have made. So many angles to try to capture.
Did the same thing painters tape sharpie and baggies. Amazing video
Or just call nasa for the screw diagram
How long did this take?
Thanks! My model was a bit newer, with a couple different wires & hoses, but this was EXACTLY what I needed to tackle it myself. Not difficult, just careful. Give yourself some room to work (I moved the dryer, hamper and other items out). Other poster’s helped with putting bearings in the freezer-maybe it made a difference (?). Be sure to use the old bearings (on top of the new ones) and tap the outer race. Worked perfectly. Wish I could post the video of how quiet it is now. Thanks for being awesome!!!!!
Oh WOW 😮! Thank you so much. You cannot imagine how much I appreciate this. It means so much to me.
Thanks for showing how it’s done. Watched the video, then looked at the parts needed and then watched the video again to fully understand how it’s done. Thank you! Will try and repair.
Thanks so much for the great video. I watched it once and then took notes. My first Samsung crapped the bed after only 3 years. I was told that it would cost as much to repair it as a new one. Bought a new one in 2020. 2 years to the date of purchase the bearings went out. Sounded like an F-16 taking off in the house. Warranty I have did not cover the bearings. Repair guy suggested to buy new instead of fixing. Did some research, found a guy online that sells the bearings. Ran across your video while doing more research. Easy to follow. Ordered the bearings on Wednesday, they were delivered on Saturday, replaced the bearings today, (Sunday). Not the quickest repair job, (about 8 hours), but no injuries or left over parts, bolts or screws. Thanks again
That awesome. So glad the video helped.
Excellent video. Thank you for taking the time and effort to put this together. Great step by step instructions! I was able to replace my front and rear bearings. Great job!
My pleasure. Glad it helped
Thanks to this video I saved my washer! The instructions on getting the bearing out and in was very helpful. I wasn't sure it was the bearing from all the videos that shared what it sounded like I said, nope not me. But that's because this washer has been sounding like a ufo taking off in the family room since we bought the house 3 years ago. Now it's so quiet. My conclusion is that the bearings were out then. When I cracked it open the inner ring and the bearings just fell out. I had to use a Dremel to cross hatch the outer ring enough that I could hammer it out. Took a LONG time but oh oh the sweet (no) sound of success! Thanks for saving me tons of money and giving me tons of badass cred!
Thank you for commenting Rachel Simpson! I am so glad the video was helpful.
I'd just like to say thank you for this video! I'm a mechanic by trade but never attempted anything like this before today. Bearing failed exactly the same as yours and with the help of your video I had it replaced and "as smooth as glass" within a few hours! 😁👍🏼
Thank you for commenting Eren! I am so glad the video was helpful.
Thank you SO much for this video!! I used the sandwich bag suggestion and the freezer suggestion, but I also wrote the steps out so that I could reverse them when we were done! Some things were a little different, but still easy to follow.
My pleasure. Glad it helped.
one of the best instructional videos on this subject
Hands down best video on TH-cam to repair these bearings. I didn’t think I could do it but your video is on point all the way through, and your right mine was a diff. Model and I was still able to get it all done with your video. Appreciate your help. Liked and subscribed. 👍🏽💯❗️
Glad I coul help.
@@thejungleexplorer one question what kind of silicone did you use?
@@thejungleexplorer I would also like to know what silicone you used
Thank you so much for taking the time and making your video. Your step-by-step detailed instructions were just what I needed to complete my repair. My washer is quiet. Thank you again.
My pleasure. Glad it helped
Fyi a 36mm socket is a perfect fit to knock the large bearing out very quickly. Thanks for the video. It's a bear of project on your own.
Thank You...while my model was a bit newer and all didn't match 100%, it was clear enough to make it work - stupidly helpful video!!! Here's some extra help for anyone who comes after, which may keep you from making multiple trips to the barn for tools! :-) Cordless driver greatly speeds both dis and assembly. #2 PH Bit, 19MM, 13MM, 10MM sockets (10MM if replacing spider (which I did as I don't want to revisit this anytime soon!), 1/2" & 3/8" ratchets, 6"-3/8" extension, Needle nose pliers, flat bladed screwdrivers, dead blow hammer, dykes, tie wraps, silicone lubricant, blue Loctite (Spider bolts), is a good start. Thanks again for taking your time to document this process - huge help.
Thank you for commenting @jpwilson1659! I am so glad the video was helpful.
Many, MANY thanks. I was looking for a tools list, since our shop is about 50 yards from the house.
This was EXTREMELY helpful! Thanks for doing this video!
Thank you for commenting Travis Owens! I am so glad the video was helpful.
I just used this guide to replace my busted bearings. I can’t thank you enough for making this!
My pleasure. So glad it helped.
It helps to place the bearings in your freezer overnight before you install them. The cold contracts the steel enough to make assembly much easier!
True, but I tried that once, and it froze to the object it was supposed to go into.... You could also try to heat up, the other part to let's say 100 degrees celcius with a heat gun or hairdryer.
I’d freeze it but my freezer is dead too…
@@Deadbuck73 Must be a Samsung (refrigerator).
Thanks for the video, you showed everything perfectly! I was able to knock out the bearing swap in a couple of hours.
Thank you for commenting steve rivera! I am so glad the video was helpful.
I'm a mechanic so I thought I'd give it a try. The Samsung washer came with our new house. Turned out the previous owner forgot to mention the bearings were destroyed. The drum wouldn't even spin. 😏The bearing closest to the motor just fell to pieces on disassembly. To get the outer race out of the drum we had to weld a bead to the bearing shell and then drive it out. But the repair worked. $25 in parts saved me $800+ for a new unit. Thank you for the video!
Awesome! So glad the video helped you out.
Thanks for posting this video. I had to replace a corroded and fractured washer drum shaft assembly, and changed the bearings and gasket while I was at it. This video got right to the point with everything I needed to know and clearly explained. Cheers,
My pleasure. I am so glad it helped.
Outstanding video--clear, detailed and accurate. Took me about 5 hours, but it's running quietly. Thank you!
Thank you so much for the support. It means so much to me. I am so glad the video helped you out.
this makes it clear to me that the bearings are my problem but the total job required is beyond me and it is time to say good bye to my 20plus year old washer and bite the bullet and replace. Very informative and well done. thank you Dave
It is a difficult task, without a doubt. Best of luck with your new unit.
Thanks for the video, tried this on a rainy day and got it done in about four. Hours or so. Works like new. I used the new frozen bearings idea and the sandwich bag idea for the screws. Thanks again!!!
My pleasure. So glad it helped.
Just did my washer. Fantastic video. Thank you!!!
You're welcome. So glad it helped.
Great video! It was almost like watching an episode of This Old House! Excellent job on the video and install. I appreciate the tips too! Now.....to the garage for the real fun!
Wow! Thanks. Nobody has ever compared my videos to a great show like This Old House. I'm honored.
Excellent video. Mine was a newer model but with the clear directions was able to change out successfully and now able to stay in the house with the washer running. Thank you sir for taking your time to put this together.
My pleasure. I am so glad the video was helpful for you.
Great video! The bucket trick is genius, you inspired me to take my shoes off. I greased the outside of the bearings and hubs, then used a rubber mallet to drive them in. Good call to use silicone around the seal.
Thank you. I am so glad to hear you enjoyed the video and found it helpful.
Thanks for the video, I did mine today, I ordered my parts after watching the video through the first time because that gave me the confidence to tackle this job myself.
Thank you for commenting. I am so glad to hear this video helped you out.
This was a HUGE help. My repair worked great! --Thanks
That's awesome. Glad it helped.
Thank you so much for this! Was very easy to follow along. My favorite part is when the music lines up with the front panel popping off at around 5:00
I am so glad the video helped you out. Thank you for commenting.
Thank you very much. I changed mine today and so far it seems to be happy with the new bearings.
My pleasure. Glad it helped.
Tried other video first
Didn’t work
Yours was simpler but more thorough
Thanks
Great job. Very well explained. I followed it step by step and without any hiccups, managed to remove the drum. Waiting on the bearings to arrive tomorrow and will post the progress.
That awesome. So glad it helped.
Shahzad so how did it go? You got it working ?
Great video, simple and easy to understand step by step process!! Great job and thanks!
My pleasure. Glad it helped
A Samsung Technician costed me $150 just to come to inspect the washing machine (which only lasted 20mins).
Gave me an estimate of the pieces and for the repair, of $920.72! Absolutely CRAZY!! I am better off purchasing a new washing machine.
Thank you for your video. Gave me a better understanding of the bearing. Will do more research and have it done myself with help.
Oh wow! That is crazy. I think that technician just did not want to do the job and quoted some ridiculous price so he could get out of doing it.
Tear it apart and worst case you cant do it, for 900 for a repair you are basically better off buying a new washer anyways wow
@@thejungleexplorer I just had the same experience and virtually the same quote
Mine was a later model with a few differences and was easier eg: external motor so the housing was very simple. I had an old over sized socket set and found a 1 and 7/8 socket with an outside diameter of 63mm (so large) was ideal for tapping in the larger bearing and water seal. My machine is now fixed but it did take me 7-8 hours. Pro tip, make sure the bearings are tapped in all the way I could tell the larger inner one was not fully seated when I tried the pully wheel and tightening the nut will not pull it together, had to remove the water seal and tap the bearing in another 2-3 mm. This video inspired me to give it a go, cheers from Brisbane Australia.
So glad the video helped you out.
Thanks for this! Just used it to change the bearings on mine today. Now running perfectly. Mine's a slightly different model so some of the connections were slightly different. But excellent clear instructions! Thanks
You're so welcome. I am glad it helped.
Thank you so much for making this video. My 2015 Samsung dryer had the same bearing issue and your video was enough to walk me though the fix on my own.
You're welcome. Glad it helped.
Wow that is a lot of work but has to be done. now it will be easier after watching your video. thank you for taking the time to provide these instructions.
Thank you for commenting Siniestro02! I am so glad the video was helpful.
Great tutorial. This really helped me get my 10 year old washer back up and running. Now she purrs like a kitten. If I could just add my 2 cents:
1) @ 7:50 4 more screws must be removed to free up the wiring harness.
2)Remove the motor windings after removing the motor housing. This reduces the chance of damaging the windings and reduces the drum weight for easier handling.
3)Don’t forget to add loctite on the drum bolt, the stabilizer bolts (4) and the door screws (2).
Removing the bearings was a challenge. After letting some lubricant soak in for a while and having no success with a hammer and a ⅜ extension bar I switched to a 3lb sledge hammer and viola! What a difference!
Replacing the door boot retaining wire was a bitch. I ended up installing about ¾ of it, used 3 clamps to hold it in place and then a couple of flat screwdrivers to massage the rest in.
I used a hockey puck to seat the rear bearing.
Definitely one of the better videos for repairing a washer. Keep it up!
Glad it helped. Thanks for the input.
Yes thank you for the extra info...if u don't have a hockey puck to reinstall the bearings u can use the old bearing u took out works very good..plus a 3lb sledgehammer is awesome..worked like a charm
Thanks for this informative video! I just did this job yesterday and it helped me tremendously!
Thank you for commenting TXAgitator! I am so glad the video was helpful.
At last I have found Macgyver ! ^^ I like your trail cam video. ordered trail cam today !! Thanks for your sharing nice skill ^^
Very good tutorial. Many thanks.
Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you Sir.
My pleasure. So glad it helped you out.
Thank you for the great walkthrough of this procedure!!!
My pleasure. So glad it helped you out.
My Samsung was very similar and after watching this a few times, I breezed right through the repair in three hours including a half hour scrubbing all the grunge off both tubs. Thanks guys!
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Great video. We were able to do it in about 2 hours. Bearings were a pain but nothing like a giant wrench and sledge hammer lol...
I am happy to hear that the video helped you out.
The best video for Samsung washer bearings 🙌
Thank you for commenting @truckomize9326! I am so glad the video was helpful.
Thanks for a great video. I followed your recommendation and got bearings from your sourse. Excelkent transaction. Japenese bearing >china bearing that is oem i hope!
A tip for those doing this youself: i used a 4ft stepladder, garden tool and ratchet strap to create simple hoist to lift drum and release springs. Set up stepladder on machine backside, place ratchetstrap around garden tool pole, put end on top of ladder rung and lift garden tool pole high enough to release spring tension. Also, when reassembling, screws with integrated lock washer below head. Are for sheet metal connections. Screws without lock washer are for plastic connections.
Thanks for sharing. I am glad the video was of some help for you.
Thank you very much for your time and excellent production on this video!
You're welcome. I am so glad it helped you out.
The process of removing is clear and concise
Thank you for this video.
My pleasure. Glad it helped you out.
Nicely done... This was very helpful and our 8 year old Samsung is back in business... Thank you...
My pleasure. I am glad It was helpful.
Thank you so much for explaining
Ii just changed my machine bearings
Thank you man 👍
My pleasure. Glad it helped
Very helpful!
Your video was a huge help! Thank you!!
You are so very welcome. I am really glad the video was useful for you.
Great video. I'm getting ready to tackle this project.
Thanks. Glad it helped.
Thanks! The was really helpful.
You're welcome! Glad to be of service!
Love it man! My model is a bit newer but it worked just the same thank you so much man!
Awesome. Glad to hear it.
Good Job! and Thank you
Great video. Thank you! Saved me from replacing my five year-old washer.
My pleasure. Glad it was helpful.
Thanks for making this very detailed video! Turns out I only needed the drive arm replaced. Mine was corroded and broken.
My pleasure. Glad it helped you out.
Finally got my bearing kit delivered. Going to try to get it all together on Wednesday. My spouse and I are young so being able to buy a part to swap out instead of buying a whole new washer makes a huge difference for us. I appreciate you doing this video and am grateful to have it as a guide.
Thank you for commenting Ethan Klauzenberg! I am so glad the video was helpful.
Great video! Thank you so much. I’m very sure that this is my problem (I have sheared off plastic bits form the circular trim surround in the tub, from the misalignment) so will order the bearing and get to work!
You're welcome. I am glad it helped you out.
Thank you so very much!!!
Thank you for commenting. I am so glad the video was helpful.
Thank you for the great video
Thank you for commenting NSluyter. I am very happy to hear that you enjoyed the video.
Great video ! Thanks much !
You are very welcome. I am glad it helped you out.
I have the same exact washer thanks for the help
My pleasure. So glad it helped.
I got the new bearing to go in by putting back in the drum and motor cover plate then screwed in the big bolt. The turning of the bolt pushed in the bearing inward. Do NOT do this with the new seal in place, it will damage the new seal. The idea is to get the new bearing in where they belong. Then again remove the motor cover plate and drum to get the new seal in.
Thanks for your information
You're welcome. Glad it helped.
Thanks a lot
Wow, unbelievable attention to detail, I salute you! I'm sure making this video doubled the time it took to do an already tough repair, I TOTALLY appreciate your effort. Okay then, I'm gonna give it a go. The appliance repair guy said it wasn't worth repairing, the same price as a new machine,,, okay, fair enough, but the washer and dryer are a matching set, its almost impossible to find the same kind- size-finish of washer now to match neatly next to the dryer. And so repair guy charges $115 for the 5 minute assessment, and I'm thinking the bearing is some massive $300 piece,,, and its almost laughable watching the video, and I'm thinking "what the hell, completely dismantling the machine, I'll never be able to get it back together, I'm gonna break so many of the tiny seals and clips, this part had better be a big deal" ,,, and then the jackpot is this tiny piece! So, gonna give it a go, if this works, I will be the most surprised guy in creation!
Thank you for commenting Andrew Young! I am so glad the video was helpful.
were you able to get it back together? i hope you have by now!
Awesome!! Thanks a lot!!
My pleasure. Glad it helped you out.
Thank you very much for this excellent video. Very thorough and clear. My model was slightly different (2013 Samsung) so it didn't have all of the same connections, but easy enough to adjust.
The biggest issue I had was getting the seal to stay seated. I could not get it to stay in that opening. Even after literally standing on it so it would go all the way down, it still popped back out. I eventually just left it half seated and I'm hoping the force of tightening that huge bolt pushed it back in. Maybe I had the seal upside down? If the profile of the cross section is a U, my original seal was an upside down U when I pried it out. I could tell exactly from your video, but it looked like your seal was seated like a regular U (opposite of mine). Any thoughts on which way this seal should be mounted and how to handle a seal that just wont stay in? I'm considering taking it back apart tomorrow (I really don't want to!) to see if it is properly seated now or if water leaked it.
Thanks again!
Thank you for commenting Jesse Reich! I am so glad the video was helpful.
Very helpful video. I am replacing the spider and since it is all hunker up I will replace bearings and seal while I have it all apart. A tip - I used my pressure washer on the tub innards and the in tee tub also. Had it all spotless in a few minutes and the gunk cannot get onto clothes.
Thank you for commenting Dara ohuiginn! I am so glad the video was helpful.
Gracias for the video my friend you aré good
Thank you
Man thanks for the video I have been referring back to it a bunch of times because I did a bad job with pictures before hand for some of the hoses. Wow what a repair
Thank you for commenting Eric Dyer! I am so glad the video was helpful.
@@thejungleexplorer Aww well it's been one year and today my bearings started grinding again. I dont know, haven't taken it apart again, not sure I have it in me.
Sorry to hear that. I bet the seal failed and water got into the bearings again. That really sucks.
@@thejungleexplorer Yup thats what I'm thinking. I kept my old washer though, so we have that. Our old washer is a top loader and a little too small for the biggest blankets we have, which was why I got the samsung washer for free off facebook. Since I have a way to wash clothes, I will probably take it apart again and see whats going on. Like you said probably the seal failed again, although I did replace the seal last time, who knows.
Great video! Thanks for taking the time! One question, did you add any grease on the new bearings prior to putting everything back together?
No. These are sealed bearings. You cannot add grease to them.
Thanks!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate the support. It means so much to me.
Very good information thank you
You're welcome. Glad it helped.
Great instructional video.
Thanks. I am so glad you enjoyed it.
Second time doing this repair. First time was October of 2021. I bookmarked this video for the next time I had to do it again.
I am glad the video was helpful for you. Kind of sorry you have to do again though. That's rough. Mine it is still going strong after four years.
There have been some helpful comments on this video to make the process easier. One suggestion was to freeze the new bearings before putting them in. This is a great idea because it should make them go in easier.
I hope all goes smoothly for you.
tq for sharing❤
My pleasure.
Merci!
great video
Thank you. Glad it was helpful
Awesome
Ótimo! Obrigado por fazer este vídeo. Isto me ajudou bastante.
De Nada
Brasileiro na área! É isso aí, o vídeo é muito bom. Só deveria ter limpado bucket e outras coisas antes de remontar.
Great video, thank you. Sent you a couple of bucks. FYI the large round plactic fitting on the boot is not a pressure senor, its the tub light.
Thank you so much. You are only the third person ever to do this, so it means a lot to me.
Thank you. The video is very thorough and extremely helpful. Our front loader makes the same loud sound AND the spin does not completely drain the water. In fact, the spin cycle may not make a complete circle - but go back and forth on half spins. The load may finish after several UB attempts (6 hours) but the clothes are still wet. Agree that we need a barring kit. Do you think another part needs to be replaced?
You're welcome. If your tub seal looks worn , you may need to replace it too.
great video and tutorial for ripping apart the samsung FL washer! i have fixed the samsung dryer before and it is MUCH easier the washer is quite an ordeal. Ripped all the way down to the bearings to replace them only to find out the spider flange assembly was complete disintegrated and turned to mush. unbelievable to me that this METAL component can deteriorate that badly to point of axle being ripped completely free from the assembly. no longer makes sense to keep this washer so guess i'm getting a new one black friday!
That is sad to hear. They sure don't build them like they used to.
Thank you
Thank you for commenting Billy Presley! I am so glad the video was helpful.
Thank you sir you really explaining it very well, as of today a tech guy came just to diagnose my washer machine charge over $100 not even try to turn on the washer but he know what’s wrong with it, sadly I had to pay him😪. Our washer machine wash ok but very load noise when spinning.
Thank you for commenting R M! I am so glad the video was helpful.
Cost me $42.19. Could of used a putting it back together video but the video did wonders. Thanks!
Glad it helped.
Incredible video , as such, I replaced my "spider arm assembly" and bearings , first test load seemed to run great for the first 10-15 minutes, , then noticed water leaking on bottom when it was finished, I will note it started leaking at the same time as the issue with spider arm and bearings , any thoughts as to leak? All connections were made , I'm so bummed cause it took a day too disassemble , several days to get parts, and another full day to put back together .
Sorry to hear that man. My first thought on the leak would be to check the tub seal.
Thank you for this video, I will now and try to fix our washing machine which wobbles... As I expected, the entire thing needs to come A-part...
My pleasure. Glad it helped.
Great video! Question, what kind/brand of silicon did you use? Not sure if it has to be a specific one.
Just some silicone grease or waterproof grease. Brand does not matter.
Excellent video. Only issue was replacing the seal. Finally used a 2” PVC cap and a rubber mallet.
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