WMA bearing change

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  • #154931

    Re: WMA bearing change

    The 45 mins claim.
    Now where have I heard that before?
    Mike.

    #154932
    Goatboy
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    Re: WMA bearing change

    :tup:

    Very good!

    #154933
    technics1200
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    Re: WMA bearing change

    29 Minutes to fit a 1603410 Drum for WMA
    4 Hours to fit a 1602321 Drum for WD
    50 Minutes to fit a 1603100 Drum for WM

    I Was doing 2 WMA Drums a day, though….
    ANd don’t Laugh at my time for the washerdryer. 😥

    #154934
    Phidom
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    Re: WMA bearing change

    1603410 is the whole drum assembly with inner drum, spider etc, thats cheating 😛 Only an insurance company would spend that kind of money on a WMA repair.

    #154935
    technics1200
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    Re: WMA bearing change

    Im an ex-hotpoint engineer! 😆

    #154936
    johnnyj
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    Re: WMA bearing change

    Fastest full tub i have done was 27 mins in a garage could let everything flow, usualy about 35 to 40 when i’m dawdling, back half and spider usualy about 50 to 55 mins, washer dryer usualy about 80 mins. I’m still a Hotpoint eng for my sins.

    #154937
    Phidom
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    Re: WMA bearing change

    Hi Johny, what do Hotpoint use for unscrewing the spider screws as most of us on here seem to have problems with broken bits etc?

    #154938
    Goatboy
    Participant

    Re: WMA bearing change

    Phidom wrote:Hi Johny, what do Hotpoint use for unscrewing the spider screws as most of us on here seem to have problems with broken bits etc?

    I reckon, he’s never unscrewed one.

    Me neither!!! 😉

    #154939
    Goatboy
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    Re: WMA bearing change

    johnnyj wrote:…back half and spider usualy about 50 to 55 mins…

    😳 😕 😉

    #154940
    technics1200
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    Re: WMA bearing change

    johnnyj wrote:Fastest full tub i have done was 27 mins in a garage could let everything flow, usualy about 35 to 40 when i’m dawdling, back half and spider usualy about 50 to 55 mins, washer dryer usualy about 80 mins. I’m still a Hotpoint eng for my sins.


    did you press start on E-MIT after youd done the job?

    :rotl:

    #154941
    johnnyj
    Participant

    Re: WMA bearing change

    Nope if you have done hundreds kike i have you soon get the the time down, do everything from the front cordless drill etc, in a house you have to be a bit more careful add another 10 mins, another job everbody loves is the float chamber in condensor drier i got them downabout 30 mins, but due to restrictions in working space i tried another method out of pure frustration, 10 mins to do it on a tdc60 i could have kicked myself for not thinking of this before, told some other FSE’S they couldnt believe how nobody had thought of it before.

    #154942
    reaper
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    Re: WMA bearing change

    I have just split a late model tub the machine had fallen off the back of a wagon -literally, the top was all squashed and tub cracked. Smaller diameter shaft than WMA, smaller bearings and cheaper looking seal.Wonder if theyre fitting this on the full range.

    #154943
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: WMA bearing change

    what is the model number reaper?

    #154944
    reaper
    Participant

    Re: WMA bearing change

    I couldn’t tell, the fascia with the model no. was broken, only managed to retrieve the tub back half,motor and lower module.

    #154945
    ANDYVIVO
    Participant

    Re: WMA bearing change

    This is 1604600, used on WMA design machines since october 2003, on all spin speeds up to 1200rpm.

    Andy

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