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Washer drum bearings support high‑speed spin cycles. When they wear, noise, vibration, and leaks follow. Replacing bearings restores smooth spinning and prevents costly tub or motor damage. Although challenging, it extends washer life and avoids buying a new unit.
Symptoms include loud roaring or grinding during spin, metal scraping, or water leaking from the rear. Drum may wobble by hand. Clothes may remain wet due to reduced spin speed. Vibration worsens as bearings collapse. Long cycles or motor strain errors may appear.
Quick fixes: redistribute loads, level washer, reduce detergent. But if roaring persists, bearings need replacement. DIY requires special tools to press bearings and reseal tub. Kits are available for many models. Always replace seals with bearings to prevent water ingress.
Error codes: Samsung/ LG may show LE/3E motor errors from bearing drag. Whirlpool/Maytag: F7E1 spin speed errors. GE: E43/E44 imbalance. Bosch: imbalance shutdowns. Codes reflect motor strain or spin failure, not bearings directly.
Call a pro if noise is extreme, leaks appear, or DIY tools are unavailable. Bearing jobs require full tub removal and press tools. Professionals replace bearings, seals, and test balance. This restores quiet spin and avoids buying a new washer.