Samsung Washer 592-49075 Parts

Replaced drum bearings. Replaced front shocks, one had hardly any resistance. Replace both door boot clamps. Always take pictures as you take apart ! Learned the hard way years ago ! Read more

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Since I'm useing these items for an upcoming move. The moving crew will be installing as well as removing them after use. Read more

Put in new assy flange and new spider bolts. New bearing flange and tub seal.It did take a lot of work. The flange was in a lot of pieces and mush, it was a mess. Read more

Watched a YouTube video on how to disassemble the washing machine. Saw the problem then looked here for the part. A week later the part arrived and I put it back in and the machine is running like new. Thank you! Read more

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The front legs were slightly worn and the rubber coverings were missing from the rear feet. This allowed the washer to slide easily on the tile floor. I replaced all four feet. This only required a 12 mm open end wrench. After leveling the washer, things were improved, but I also took the opportunity to replace the four shock absorbers under the drum. The shock absorbers were 5+ years old and one was showing signs of wear / damage. This required removing the front and rear panels with a... Read more

I had to disassemble the barrel assembly in order to find the cause. The videos showed how to do it. I did it according to the videos, not too hard, just time consuming and labor intensive. I found the flange shaft assembly was badly cracked, allowing the barrel to shift off center and rub. I purchased the assembly, a new tub seal and a ring (there was a ring included with the assembly, so didn't really need the ring} from here. I also replaced the bearing and shaft seal, purchased locally,... Read more

Difficult job. Required the complete washer to be taken apart.. With the help of your videos and youtubes was able to get through it. Cleaned everything inside and out. Attached the flange shaft assembly to the inner stainless steel tub via the spider bolts and basically worked backwards from the disassembly. Took a long time total of about eight hours for the whole process not including the cleaning. But it saved me about $600 dollars. Read more

Checked All over found out what it meant got online talked to appliance parts rep n she helped me out thanks so much Read more

• Shakes and moves

The front legs were slightly worn and the rubber coverings were missing from the rear feet. This allowed the washer to slide easily on the tile floor. I replaced all four feet. This only required a 12 mm open end wrench. After leveling the washer, things were improved, but I also took the opportunity to replace the four shock absorbers under the drum. The shock absorbers were 5+ years old and one was showing signs of wear / damage. This required removing the front and rear panels with a... Read more

Stupid flange shaft corroded (as they seem to do) and broke. The washer continued to run with a broken part, and the drum wore a hole thru the front half of the tub so it had to be replaced too. the spider bolts broke getting them out of the flange, so new bolts. Everything went back together great, and it gave me a chance to clean 5 years of dirt, fabric softener, detergent, and other junk out of the tub and shine the drum back up again. Feels like a new washer (minus the front panel that... Read more