Questions & Answers for: tell bearings front load washing

...be under warranty. Contact Sears. Tell them you have a failed spinner and tub bearing assy. and have them do the repair. *Just a quick note. You should use only HE detergent in these machines. ...

...tell you that you can wash like 15 pairs of jeans in these or 20 towels or what ever. That couldn't be further from the truth though. If your drum is not turning and it is hard to turn by hand most ...

...load, but when it reaches spin cycle where it must run at high speed it may be encountering too much resistance from the component that it is spinning. Was there a whining or squealing sound? Did you ...

...tell Remove rear access panel, and remove the drive belt. Spin drum by hand, and if it feels rough or noisy, then the main drum bearings have failed, if no noise, then check motor for noise, if no ...

tell if they need to be replaced. They may be weak but appear to be in good condition. If no other solution resolves the problem, then replacing the balancing springs or other moving support parts may

...front cover off to see and get a better listen. Can't tell if it is the belt or some kind of a bearing below the tub. Tilt the washer back and take the belt off. Turn the drain pump pulley and you ...

...tell from my nick name I DIY all repairs on the machine. 1. Did your FAV9800A signal an unbalance statement to the display to trigger the clutch replacement? 2. How badly rusted up was the One-Way ...

tell everyone you know about this important fact. The older Neptune's also have a couple additional issues such as the moldy door boot and the reliability of the motor / motor control board. All three

...tell you how many times a year I have that description about a front load washer. I always find the same problem with them too. The tub seals has let water get into the rear drum bearing making the ...

...front load washers were a scam on the public. They may save water but run about 30 min longer and I will never believe the cloths get clean using no water. Its either a board or the rear bearing, ...