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Customer Questions and Answers for Washer Bearing And Seal Kit by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM9061329
Manufacturer Part Number: 285203

Bearing and seal kit for washers. Replace when you hear grinding, thumping, or banging noises during spin cycles. Includes bearings and seals for shaft.

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For Whirlpool Washer Bearing And Seal Kit (Part Number: OEM9061329)

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Robert, the center seal grease WPY056016 can be used. If a very light application is put on the bearings, none would need to be placed on the transmission shaft.

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Frank, when replacing the bearing and seal kit 285203, it might be possible to still use the basket drive W10820043 if the grooves do not appear to affect the stability of the shaft. However, we would not be able to guarantee that it would not potentially cause any issues.

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Bruce for Model Number Kenmore 82681110

Just replaced transmission gearcase, basket drive, center post bearings, motor coupler, water pump, basket block drive, and a few other parts. Machine runs much quieter now, especially on spin cycle. What I notice now though, is a slight burning smell during agitation and spin. No smoke and not a strong odor, but noticeable every time it’s run. What might be causing this and is this enough reason to take the machine apart again? Maybe take the metal cabinet off and try to run an empty cycle to see anything?

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Bruce, You could take the case off and try to pin point which component the smell is coming from.

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Bruce F for Model Number 82681110

I’m replacing center post bearings on my 36 year old Kenmore Series 80. The lower bearing and seals went in ok. Simon says drive the new upper bearing with its lower seal down the tube until it is 1-1/4 inch below the top. It looks like Simon then drives the new upper seal into the tube until it is flush with the top. This would leave about 1/2 inch space between this upper seal and the metal bearing. If the seal is driven down to contact with the bearing then it will not be flush with the top of the tube. Which procedure is correct?

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Mark, It does sound likely that the bearings on the unit are bad and would need to get the bearing kit W10435302. This would also require a tool for installing the bearings W10447783.

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