The whose work : disassembly tub, old bearing, change new bearing and reassembly washer could take around 30 minutes NOT REALLY HARD WORK one you master....
The rear half of the outer wash drum (which contains the rear bearing and tub shaft seal) needs to be replaced. On a 1 - 10 scale, this rates a difficulty rating of about an 8. An experienced appliance tech can do it in about 2 hours, and hit you up for about $500. I do not suggest this as a do it yourself repair. Did you know that the new LG machines use a balance ring to make them much smoother running? (Hint: It may be wiser to replace the machine.)
SOURCE: How to replace the Bearing Ball on A front load LG Washer?
main drum bearing is pressed into the rear outer drum 1/2. you will need to replace that part. hopefully, the motor isn't damaged by the leaking water.
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