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Customer Questions and Answers for Lower Bearing Assembly by Whirlpool

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Part Number: OEM12025632
Manufacturer Part Number: 12001562

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For Whirlpool Lower Bearing Assembly (Part Number: OEM12025632)

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Robert, it would be recommended that the brake assembly is inspected to identify if the snubber ring WP21002026 has broken down and is allowing the brake to grind on the drum. The agitator would also need to be checked to identify if there is debris underneath it. If the ring is good and there is not debris under the agitator, the grinding would likely be coming from the transmission 35-6615.

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Jim, In a machine that has a "dual direction" motor, like yours, if the motor runs in one direction, but not the other there's a 98% chance that the problem is in the timer, not the motor( there may be an issue in the switch contacts or wiring). The timer contacts reverse the polarity(voltage) to the motor switch, this in turn causes the motor to reverse direction and the motor will then run in the opposite direction.

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Graham for Model Number MAV6457AWW

I had a noisy spin cycle especially on high. I have replaced the belt, water pump and thrust bearing. When changing I checked the shaft and it did not have any play on it but wasn't perfectly smooth rotating. Its still noisy, so how do I know which other bearing is gone, the lower bearing assembly or the tub bearing? I can probably replace the lower assembly by taking off the brake without removing the tub and see if that fixes it or I can just go and pull the tub out and replace both? Thanks

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Hello Graham, This is most likely the upper bearing since it is the one most likely to have the grease washed out of it by a weaping of wash water from the tub seal should it begin to leak slowly as is common.

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Steven, The bottom of the agitator will not turn by hand and the top will rotate counter clockwise but will rotate clockwise which means it is working normal.

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Hello Francis. You will need to check the base of the washer and see if it has cracked. If so, it will cause this issue with the unit.

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