Hotpoint Aquarius WMA56 Front Load Washer "spin bearing" Questions

...2-3 years old ,when in spin cycle ,{only} very loud noise like { bearing } The spin bearing is the culprit. Water works down through the tub seal onto the bearing. How do I get the spin bearing

...spin effortlessly. Is that mean pump bearing still good? The middle pulley is the trustbearing pulley. Spin this--- one direction it should have a little bit of resistance--- the other should have ...

...bearing was pulverized. The tub was 239.65. I got the parts from "Repairclinic.com>" I also replaced the door boot for 57.80. Today my spin/agitation cycles quit! The belt is ok but I haven't ...

Spin bearing that is gone out. When a load is put in, and in spin cycle, the bearing is oveloaded..(being dry).. and putting extreme pressure on the motor and belt. When the drum reaches a point where

...bearing and they start to rust causing a loud noise especially during the spin cycle. The only way to fix it is to replace the bearings and seal. It a big and expensive job to replace the bearings ...

...bearing will collapse and the drum will spin wild and could damage other parts of the machine recomend replacing drum bearings soon as possible PS: the bearings are most likley to colapse when the ...

...spin bearing. When bearing is bad it can be very noisey during spin, like a helicopter taking off. This means your washer needs a bearing and seals overhaul. This is generally a very expensive repair ...

...spin cycle.I suspect bearing problem.Is it difficult to replace bearings? Any special tools required? Any instructions on how to remove/replace bearings would be helpful. im confused as to why you ...

...spin cycle. Drum bearing failure is common when the bearing seals start allowing water to enter. You can take the belt off and spin the drum by hand, and if the drum rumbles, replace the bearings. ...

...bearing went out. When i spin the tub by hand it doesn't make any noise and the tub spins evenly. Does this mean for sure thst it is something else and not the bearing? Not really. When you are ...