Zanussi Bearing Removal

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  • #20834
    huggons
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    Zanussi Washing Machine (about 20 years old)
    FL1023
    C81656X

    Can anyone give my any pointer on removing the old bearing (two bearings) from this washing machine. I have allready bought the new bearing kit to fit.

    Cheers

    Steve

    #188499
    Penguin45
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    Re: Zanussi Bearing Removal

    Metal tank or plastic?

    :p45:

    #188500
    huggons
    Participant

    Re: Zanussi Bearing Removal

    The drum is metal

    Steve

    #188501
    pto
    Participant

    Re: Zanussi Bearing Removal

    all drums are metal

    Jack

    #188502
    huggons
    Participant

    Re: Zanussi Bearing Removal

    Metal tank or plastic?


    Is this not the drum we are talking about then?

    steve

    #188503
    pto
    Participant

    Re: Zanussi Bearing Removal

    the spider has to come off the three leg thing at the back
    its ez

    Jack

    #188504
    huggons
    Participant

    Re: Zanussi Bearing Removal

    the spider has to come off the three leg thing at the back
    its ez

    Jack

    I would like to know the best way to remove the shaft out of the bearing which is located at the rear where the spider/three leg thing is located.

    steve

    #188505
    pto
    Participant

    Re: Zanussi Bearing Removal

    Put the bolt that held the pulley back in less pulley
    And hit it with big hammer

    Jack

    #188506
    huggons
    Participant

    Re: Zanussi Bearing Removal

    ok, will give it a try

    steve

    #188507
    Penguin45
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    Re: Zanussi Bearing Removal

    Thank you gentlemen – now, let’s get it all in the right order…

    Remove belt and pulley.
    Loosen (only) bolts surrounding centre of bearing support.
    Undo bolts at end of bearing support arms.
    When the support comes free, rotate slightly to the left – the bolts will align with a “key hole” fitting.

    THEN – whilst pulling the bearing support towards you, hit the drum shaft with a hammer. Bigger the better, preferably copper faced. Use the pulley bolt to protect the end of the shaft.

    To remove the bearings and seal, steel bar and that big hammer required. That’s actually the easy bit – getting the support back in is the fun part………

    I would seriously suggest that you make diagrams of all wiring on the back of the drum before you start – power off, obviously.

    That is all……..

    Regards,
    Penguin45.

    #188508
    huggons
    Participant

    Thanks again for all the help.

    will give it a try at the weekend

    steve

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