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Rear tub bearing

Bearing set

Bushing

Bushing, harness

Bearing, thrust (upper)

Bushing (2)

Bearing- 6

Bearing- 6

Bearing and housing for tub

Bushing, snap

Bearing

This is a Genuine Replacement Part. Whirlpool (WHIRA) 40004001 Bearing & Seal.

The Genuine OEM Alliance Short Weldment And Bearing Assembly 39253 is a high-quality replacement part for commercial washers from brands like Alliance, Speed Queen, Huebsch, Cissel, and Amana. The part is compatible with various commercial washer models listed in the description.

Bearing

Bearing, drive pinion
A tub bearing is an important component in your washing machine as it allows the washer’s inner tub to spin smoothly. If the bearing is defective, it can lock up and prevent the tub from spinning. Repair Clinic stocks genuine manufacturer bearing components that fit washers made by Whirlpool, GE, Electrolux, Maytag, LG, Samsung, and many more. To find the exact part that matches your washer, enter the appliance’s full model number in our website search bar, then select “Bearing” from the part category filter followed by the appropriate part title. If you need some assistance in selecting the right part, you can contact our Customer Service Team at 1-800-269-2609.
In addition to quickly shipping your part to you, Repair Clinic’s instructional videos and model-specific schematics will show you how to install the part correctly. Whether you need to fix an appliance, outdoor power equipment, or a heating and cooling product, the support you get from Repair Clinic will help you get the job done fast without having to spend a lot of money.
Washing machine bearings are mechanical components that allow the drum of the washing machine to rotate smoothly and quietly. They are crucial for the efficient operation of the appliance.
Signs that bearings need replacing include loud noises during spinning, the drum feeling loose, or visible leaks from the washing machine.
Bearings typically fail due to water and detergent leakage, excessive loads, or normal wear and tear over time.