Noisy Servis M9503S

the bearings have gone, if the drum can be split, remove complete drum and replace bearings, if you dont think its something you can do, dont attempt it, but to be honest, its realitivly easy

Sounds like the bearings are on the way out. It is quite an involved job replacing the bearings and i would susjest you only attempt this yourself if your fairly confidant. To pay an engineer your looking at aprox 100 to 140 pound. Order the 35mm bearing kit C00202418 and 35mm shaft C00117329 if you think its a job you can do.

it is most likely the fan motor, you could try greasing the bearings, it is not an easy job getting to the fan motor so I would replace it .......hope this helps......cheers.

To replace bearings is quite a job. iyf your good at diy i rate this as a 9/10 ....A bearing kit is available from makers and instructions.

It sounds like your drum bearings are about to go. I am not familiar with this model, but I would assume it is pretty much like all other front-loaders. Bearing kits can be purchased for all models but there is a great variance in cost eg. in europe €25-€75. It is also quite a difficult job to undertake for the sunday diy enthusiast as it involves stripping down the machine and removing the drum. If you are going to repair the machine as opposed to replacing it I would strongly advise doing it asap and continued use will cause the bearings to collapse rendering the machine irrepairable. Hope this helps.

Sounds like the drum bearings have gone and the belts come off.
Im afraid this is an expensive repair and not a diy job.
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
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Without being there, it is hard to say. You need to consider tire condition - large mud tires are noisy; tires over inflated will be noisy; a bad driveline u-joint will make noise; drive line bearings, wheel bearings all could be a factor. have a mechanic friend ride with you and help pinpoint the cause.

It sounds like the bearing.
It`s quite a big stripdown job.
If you are good at DIY then you should be able to do it.
Just make sure the drum isn`t damaged where the bearing fits.

Hi,

This will be either the motor bearings or the main drum bearing.

To find out, you need to take the back off, remove the belt, and spin the drum and motor by hand, and see which one squeeks.

My bet is the drum bearing. Good if it is as it's cheaper than a motor.

Look online for replacement parts HERE

You need to check if it is the right part for your machine, and may be cheaper elswhere.

It is a job for a competent DIY'er or technician. If you are unsure, employ the services of a domestic repair technician.

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no im afraid thisis not a DIY job and i charge £120 pounds to supply and fit new bearings and spider  and you should also get @ least 6mths g/tee on parts fitted         good luck