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I have a Creda TVR2 dryer which is just over a year old. The rear bearing and drum shaft have worn through, this seems to be quite a common fault over the last year or so. Does anyone know the reason for this to happen, my opinion is that they are using a stretch belt that puts to much tension on the bearing.
I have noticed that Creda have changed the rear bearing material to bronze, is there a different part no for this. 😕Mal
Re: Creda Tumble Dryer rear bearing/shaft
the rear bearing has been the same for years they used to call it polypenco bearing and although it always seemed too small for the job I only changed them through “normal” wear and tear. then, goodbye jockey pulley hello stretch belt and hello bearing failure. if you catch them before shaft meets back panel your in luck otherwise at best its shaft repair kit at worst tub rubs through and its hardly worth doing.
Ah progress!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!wilf :rolls:
Re: Creda Tumble Dryer rear bearing/shaft
Thanks Wilf
This baby has got a bronze bearing not the old polypenco type. I am not sure if the bronze one is standard or a special 😥
Re: Creda Tumble Dryer rear bearing/shaft
Unless it is old stock almost all bearing kits include the later bronze bearing now.
Re: Creda Tumble Dryer rear bearing/shaft
Had a Hotpoint VTD00 yesterday, 18 months old with the later bronze type rear bearing worn right through. 😥
Jim.
Re: Creda Tumble Dryer rear bearing/shaft
iadom wrote:Had a Hotpoint VTD00 yesterday, 18 months old with the later bronze type rear bearing worn right through. 😥
Jim.
Hi Jim
This is what has happened to my TVR2 it has the bronze bearing 😥 They will have to go back to a jockey pulley system ASAP IMO. 😉
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