SOURCE: I have a front loader and during spin cycles, it
Hi,
Yes I think you nailed it!!! They go bad on many machines...replacements are often heavier than the original...Can't tell if they are bad sometimes till you actually remove them and sometimes the loop will break where the pin goes through.
You can find parts for your unit by doing a search for “appliance parts”.
Once you get the results of the search, pick a site and when it comes up it will usually ask for the model number of your unit.
Enter your model number and you will then get a page with exploded views and a parts menu.
Find the part you need and then order it.
Check a few different sites to be sure that you are getting the best pricing.
Most sites can have the part to you in a couple of days.
I hope that this will help you to solve your problem!
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Heatman101
SOURCE: Front Loader Model #FWT449G5S00 banging
The bearings on the drum may be going bad or the counter weight may be broken off or missing or heavy unbalanced loads. Reach inside and try lifting up on the interior drum. If it moves up and down or you feel any popping I would say the bearings are going bad. They usually make a lot more noise on the spin cycle also. Similar to an airplane taking off.
Hope this helps.
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