Tub Bearing

Texas for Model Number wnxr2100t8ww

Answer Texas, There is only one tub bearing WH2X1197 located on the bottom of the outer tub assembly. But you will need other associated parts WH02X10032, WH2X1199, WH02X10265, WH45X10027. These parts usually get damaged or distorted during the teardown of the tub assemblies to access the bearing. Not to mention the special wrench, needed to remove the hub nut. Thanks for allowing APP to assist you and Good Luck. 

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Falsales for Model Number WHDSEC820COWW

Answer Hello Falsales, This unit is designed to operate with the 2 speed motor with clutch. The clutchless design will allow to agitate but does not allow the unit to have the capablility to do final spin. You will need to get the 2 speed motor with clutch WH49X10035. 

Man for Model Number WBSR3140D3WW

Answer Hello Man. You will need to order and replace the transmission WH38X10002 in the unit if grease is leaking from it into the tub assembly. 

Andrew for Model Number WLE6000B2WW

Answer Hello Andrew, The tub seal cannot be tightened. If the tub seal WH02X10032 is leaking then it would have to be replaced. 

Luis for Model Number WHSB8000B0CC

Answer Hello Luis, This sounds like the brake assembly on the transmission WH38X10002 is failing to release. This is a situation requiring the replacement of the transmission assembly since the brake assembly is made on the transmission at the factory. You will not be able to tell if it's the brake or the spin bearing until you remove the tub assembly and the brake assembly is unbolted so the spin bearing is the only part there to spin. I researched this for quite some time and GE just doesn't give any good diagnostic procedure to determine between the brake failure and the spin bearing failure. As a repair technician myself, I just pull the insides out and check with the brake disconnected. 

Pat for Model Number WCSE4160B1WW

Answer Pat, The agitator WH43X10034 is a "snap" lock fit onto the agitator coupling WH49X10042 . You grasp the bottom of the agitator with your fingers and lift or snatch up, the agitator locking tabs should relese and you can lift the agitator up and out. You can also use an old belt, length of rope, or tie down strap, slip it under the agitator, and pull up on the belt or strap, you may have to do this two or three times, around the circumference of the agitator bottom, to braek it loose from the coupling.