This is how you can test if the bearings in your washing machine have failed and need replacement. Keep an eye out for how I change the bearings; also I selected the bearings to use.
Maybe next time remove the music from the background if u want me to listen for sound in ur video. Cuz no I can’t hear anything distinctly but the music. Kinda distracting. Thanx
Hey , I have a 9 year old bosch serie 4 wshing machine and it squeaks really bad when I turn the drum clock wise or anti clockwise . Is this a sign of a bad drum bearing ?
My new washing machine LG front load is vibrating and rattling sounds screeching sound and dancing sounds like tractor.. please help me its new one what is problem. I removed trasist bolts also
my drum making a awful noise but mine has hydraulics in them so it moves around like susupension is there any other methods to see if it’s the bearing. cheers
@@reviewsfixeshacksmunsur3805 it’s a beko probably shouldn’t of said hydraulics there shock absorbers so the whole drum moves around. i have checked that but seems solid could it be the pump it’s almost like a squeaky noise ?
@@mrr-ee6ui Hi, the drum is held from the top by 2 springs, Check these. They are on shock absorbers at the bottom, also check these are correctly fixed. A thumping/ banging sound when machine is operating would indicate spring or shock fault. The pump makes a grinding sort of sound as it works. If you had a pump problem the washing machine would not drain. You can check that there are no obstructions at the pump where there will be a flap covering a screw on lid. Unscrew, water will come out so have towels ready. Then check there is nothing jamming the pump impeller. Also spin the impeller by hand and it should spin round in clicks.
What I can say is that it should not be moving. If you can confirm it’s making a loud sound whilst spinning on a wash cycle, then that confirms that the bearings are damaged. Also if you were to begin the dismantling process it would be very apparent what the issue is when there is drum movement.
It sounds more like either the spider (a part connected to the back of the drum) is damaged or the drum has disconnected from one of the dampers underneath the drum.
Yep. The noise your hearing is because you continued to use while bearings had failed. What you now have is on the spin cycle you get a loud rumbling sound. What washing machine do you have?
@@lindsey3215 If you are able to yourself or have someone around that’s fairly ok with DIY then it may be possible to change the bearings yourself and save ££££’s. Having someone out to do it will be expensive. I have a video where I have changed the bearings.
@@lindsey3215 common failure which results in the no of life for a washing machine is bearing failing. I’ve changed bearings and it’s cost just under £25 for parts.
Maybe next time remove the music from the background if u want me to listen for sound in ur video. Cuz no I can’t hear anything distinctly but the music. Kinda distracting. Thanx
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Thank you very helpful
Your welcome
Hey , I have a 9 year old bosch serie 4 wshing machine and it squeaks really bad when I turn the drum clock wise or anti clockwise . Is this a sign of a bad drum bearing ?
Thank you so much
Incorrect. You need to check the play between the inner basket and outer drum. Just push back the inner part of the door boot.
My new washing machine LG front load is vibrating and rattling sounds screeching sound and dancing sounds like tractor.. please help me its new one what is problem. I removed trasist bolts also
Is the drum spinning when turned on?
Also how old is the machine? If it’s new you should have removed 4 transit bolts.
@@reviewsfixeshacksmunsur3805 Did you actually read the comment? "please help me its a new one what is the problem."
my drum making a awful noise but mine has hydraulics in them so it moves around like susupension is there any other methods to see if it’s the bearing. cheers
What washing machine do you have?
If it’s making a loud noise on spinning, the bearings are bad. Try spinning the drum from the inside and see if it’s making unusual sounds.
@@reviewsfixeshacksmunsur3805 it’s a beko probably shouldn’t of said hydraulics there shock absorbers so the whole drum moves around. i have checked that but seems solid could it be the pump it’s almost like a squeaky noise ?
@@mrr-ee6ui Hi, the drum is held from the top by 2 springs, Check these. They are on shock absorbers at the bottom, also check these are correctly fixed.
A thumping/ banging sound when machine is operating would indicate spring or shock fault.
The pump makes a grinding sort of sound as it works. If you had a pump problem the washing machine would not drain. You can check that there are no obstructions at the pump where there will be a flap covering a screw on lid. Unscrew, water will come out so have towels ready. Then check there is nothing jamming the pump impeller. Also spin the impeller by hand and it should spin round in clicks.
Sir. When I pushing my drum from inside center it moving front and back is it a drum issue or bearing
When the washing machine is on is it making a loud noise whilst spinning?
What I can say is that it should not be moving. If you can confirm it’s making a loud sound whilst spinning on a wash cycle, then that confirms that the bearings are damaged. Also if you were to begin the dismantling process it would be very apparent what the issue is when there is drum movement.
Usual spinning noise and movement drum front and back make a noise at the start and end of spin
It sounds more like either the spider (a part connected to the back of the drum) is damaged or the drum has disconnected from one of the dampers underneath the drum.
Is it okay to continue like that or we should replace it immediately . if replace how much will it cost
Thanks
Your welcome
LG uses made in china bearings ,,it only lasts 2 years the biggest mess...you have been warned
I’ve checked - but my machine doesn’t appear to have a dwum… 🤔
When I turn the drum slowly by hand I can hear a rattling noise. Could this be the bearings?
Yep. The noise your hearing is because you continued to use while bearings had failed. What you now have is on the spin cycle you get a loud rumbling sound. What washing machine do you have?
@@reviewsfixeshacksmunsur3805 Thank you. It is a Bosch washing machine approximately 8 years old.
@@lindsey3215 If you are able to yourself or have someone around that’s fairly ok with DIY then it may be possible to change the bearings yourself and save ££££’s. Having someone out to do it will be expensive. I have a video where I have changed the bearings.
@@lindsey3215 common failure which results in the no of life for a washing machine is bearing failing. I’ve changed bearings and it’s cost just under £25 for parts.
@@reviewsfixeshacksmunsur3805 Thank you for your help
Obviously, it's going to move otherwise it won't turn 😂
It should turn clockwise and anti-clockwise, but it shouldn’t have any wriggle room between the outer and inner tub
Why not empty the washing machine before recording the video? Looks tacky.