Podręcznik pacjenta Bosch Exxcel Wvd2452bgb

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Much obliged to you. Would never have been able to do this without this video. In my case, the worry I had over a sealed drum turned out to be unfounded, but the front part of the tub had the concrete block glued to it! Removing the old bearings (or the remains of) proved a bit tricky as did fitting the new ones. I had mixed success with the makeshift bearing tool: inner bearing fitted fine but back bearing did not want to go in - very tricky. Eventually had to tap in using the old bearing case to distribute the impact. Also, metal drum spindle had corrosion on it but wet and dry did wonders for this. Delighted with the result - great sense of acheivement. Thanks!

Quite helpful in repairing my Siemens machine. A few comments for those contemplating this:

This is one of the most valuable youtube videos I see online.... thank you so much for sharing!!! You are clear and precise!

A very nice and helpful video although I didn't like the usage of the silicon sealant to install the main o-ring/gasket. The gasket should do the work by itself. From my experience (in general), o-rings and silicon sealant do not "work" together. I would use silicon only if I don't have the o-ring at all.

thanks for the very detailed video, I'll be watching it a few more times and also referring to it whilst I do the repair. One thing I'll be doing a little differently though is not using silicone sealant, I'll be using a silicon grease instead. I will, however, be doing the water test as you have, that's a very clever idea. Thanks again !

Thank you so much for the detailed video, we used it to fix our machine in Australia. We really appreciate the time you put in to help others.

Thanks for the video it was very helpful but I was in for one hell of a surprise - my seal had failed and my bearing had rusted in place - both of them - both on the outer drum and on the inner drum shaft - it was one heck of a banging. Even the seal had turned into hard plastic - had to chisel it out. Nevertheless learned a lot of new things. Here is a tip to people with similar problem - get a socket on your shaft nut, leave the nut on the shaft and bang away. Also since you are going to replace the old bearings anyway - feel free to use force on them - just put the drum in position where it is not absorbing the hits.

Very labour intensive. My Bosch bearings were shot after 20 years, so I didn't even bother fixing it. My new laundry machine is a Bosch too, and for environmental sake and because I hate ironing, I now centrifuge at only 400RPM. Then hang the laundry to dry on the attic.

This video is so awesome because you show taking it apart and putting it back together. Well done!

Thanks so much for this video, its saved me hundreds of dollars and taught me washing machines are not all that complicated. Cheers!

Started following these instructions for my Siemens machine but once inside I see that there are a lot of differences. It's an older WM33710/15 with an all metal drum.

The smaller front bearing while extremely difficult to knock out is still possible. However the violent blows needed to do this cause enough shock and noise to damage your hearing and give you nerve damage in your hands even if you manage to avoid smashing them. It is essential to wear ear plugs and heavy gardening gloves.

Brilliant tutorial,you made it look so easy.I know that's probably from years of practice.So when,or if I ever attempt this I will expect it to take me the whole day at least.How long would it take your good self,just out of curiosity.Thanks very much.

Brilliant, best washer repair video I have ever seen, I would have put an old mat down though to save marking the floor. Thanks for sharing.

Great video, many thank. My machine started shaking around. I checked for play and noise in the drum by manually turning the drum (and lifting the inside of the drum) when not attached to the motor. It all feels/sounds fine. On removing the stabiliser legs from the machine frame I notice they just slide in and out, so they're not really taking any weight. should they have a form of gas resistance in them? Does this sound like the main source of vibration, or should I look at other things while the machine is in bits? Many thx in advance for any advice you can offer.

Thank you! 56 and only bought one new washing machine. I have replaced these critical bearings on both my own and a friends’ machine:once. Problem, it was over twenty years ago! Great reminder of how to do this task! Good for you my friend.

I did this myself about 6 years ago and it took me about 7 hours! It’s without doubt the biggest job you can do on a washing machine, but once done and working you will have saved yourself the price of a new machine,

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