Walt November 20, 2021 for Model Number Gtwn4250d1ws Machine very loud in spinning mode and listening at the bottom sounds like using a ratchet on a squeaky Nut and Bolt during agitator mode
1 Answer Walt, the pulley WH07X10019 would need to be inspected to identify if it has become loose. If not, the shaft and tube assembly WH38X10019 would be the likely cause. Read More...
1 Answer Horace, With the unit leaking at the bottom you will want to check for leaks from hoses, check for water valve leaking, tub being cracked or a bad tub seal. Read More...
1 Answer Gary, The most likely cause for the tub to fill up with smoke on the spin cycle would be that the inner tub is rubbing on the outer tub or the spin bearings are bad and need to replace the outer rear tub. Read More...
Michelle November 09, 2014 for Model Number whdsr209dww I just replaced the transmission/clutch assembly and it worked for a while and now it wont spin . I noticed the top spannered nut (shaft nut) kept loosening so therefore causing the split ring bearing to wear out . I think because of the nut not staying tight it caused that , how do i repair this?
1 Answer Michelle, If the lock nut is not staying tight then you may want to put a little Loctite on the threading which will help to keep it in place. Read More...
Phillip May 31, 2014 for Model Number WVSR1060D5WW Why do I still hear a loud noise even though I replaced the GE tube bearings and seal? Thanks
1 Answer Hello Phillip, There could be another issue or still in the area serviced. There is a lower bearing and brake assembly at the base of the transmission WH38X10002 that can fail and produce noise. The unit will need to be open and run to troubleshoot the source. Read More...
C Trost April 28, 2014 for Model Number WPSR3100W0WW My washer has developed a growl and occasional squeak during the spin cycle. In my research, I found that it could be the split hub bearing, so I replaced that, but the noise didn't go away. It might be a little better, but not much. Is there anything else that could contribute to the noise besides it being a bearing on the transmission? I didn't change the hub for the inner tub, only the split bearing and nut.
1 Answer C Trost, The most likely cause will be the bearing that is causing this noise. The bearing is part number WH2X1198. Read More...
Mr Hot Rod November 28, 2013 for Model Number wbse3120b2ww Tub makes a very loud "worn out bearing" sound only when spinning. Where is there an actual tub bearing in this model? From what I can see the bearing split ring is a bearing retainer not an actual bearing, am I off base here? Thanks, Rod
1 Answer Hello, to obtain the bearing you'll need to purchase and replace the tub assembly WH45X20473. Thanks! Read More...
1 Answer Nate, You will need to check to make sure that the hub nut is tight and that the bolts holding the bottom plate of the tub in are tight. Read More...
Vance July 30, 2012 for Model Number WJRR4170E1WW Does the tub turn on the split ring, and should the ring be lubricated before putting the washer back together?
Wvrog July 30, 2012 for Model Number WJRR4170E1WW Does the split ring support and rub against the inner tub and does it need lubricating like the tub bearing?
1 Answer WV, No, Do Not lubricate the split ring WH02X10265 but make sure the "hub washer" WH2X1199 is in place first(under the split ring) so it seals properly. You do have the right idea, the split ring does support the tub/hub assembly, and as you tighten the hub nut, all three components compress together in order to drive the tub. Thanks Read More...