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Hi folks.

 

I have a nice clean secondhand Bosch WFL1662 front-loading washing machine.

During spin, and occasionally during wash rotation, there is a knocking noise inside.

I have removed the top of the machine and rocked the drum front-to-back, first on the right and then on the left side. There is knock/clack always on the right side, rarely on the left. It does not vary depending on rotation of the inner drum.

Also, when rotating the drum slowly, there is a squeak.

Otherwise, it's all working fine.

I have uploaded three videos describing this to the WeTransfer sharing site, links below.

I would appreciate suggestions on probable causes and recommended repairs. It will most likley be done by myself, as my budget is currently being spent on new, non-leaking gas pipes :D

 

Thanks,

Stuart

 

Test Rock Drum:
https://we.tl/t-0n1MCLakDo

Spin Rattle:
https://we.tl/t-ImYcSK5K1a

Squeak:
https://we.tl/t-iP4h7eotwo

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Update:

I've just done the quick test shown in the video 'The Tell-Tale Banging Noise of a Broken Drum Support Spider in a Samsung Front-Load Washer' (different brand, but I figure the same concept applies). The drum does not rattle loose inside the tub, I can feel the tub and drum moving as one on the springs.

Posted

Oops. Quoted the wrong video. It was this one: 'Secret Samurai Technique For Checking The Drum Bearings In A Front Load Washer'

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All suggestions welcome...

 

Posted

It's quiet in here...

I'd appreciate any assistance on this - including whether I'm actually asking in the right place...

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