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Glenn R. Stauffer Posted on Jan 01, 2013
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How is the drum attached to the shaft in front loading machines

The drum appears to be loose from the shaft. It wobbles much more than usual. How is to be attached? How do I find where it is attached? Do I need to remove the entire tub assembly or can I get to it from the back of the machine?

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Please check this link for tips to change the bearing and have a check on the drive shaft.
click on : bearing changing.

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