Once I saw even worse than this, both shaft and bearing was ate up each other and drum was not turning at all, but luckily that was a metal tub washer so it was very easy to have a look at it
@@bootsowen yes but it has stağnless steel tub and the bearşng housing was a different part that is attached to the drum, bearinga were not in the drum, so it was a kot easier. After putting new bearings machine kerp making a little bit noise. I may uplod the before and after videos. You can also check out my channel.
We have one like this, failed after 5 years. I think the problem starts when the drum is filled above the bearing, the detergent washes the grease out and that leads to corrosion and a degeneration of the bearing.
The worn ball bearing you showed, would perhaps indicate the machine was used for a long period of time after the failure began as the ball looked ground rather than fractured ? Hard to see as the parts are rusted. Maybe soak them in vinegar then we can study the failure.
Hadn’t thought of the vinegar. The machine is already gone. I tend to smash and scrap the next day. Or in this case film and scrap! I suspect that this machine was in a rental house and just used to death!
@@bootsowen we rightly complain about waste due to bad design & materials, & its ecological impact. Perhaps it should be studied & shown publicly to promote change by manufacturers & legislators ? A year's worth of effort by those who try, is negated by how many washing machines ?
I've got the same machine with the same problem which is the same age. Makes a racket when it's spinning but still manages it. You can tell its on the way to copping out though. This along with the sealed drum suggests to me that the bearings are not built to last but they are built to break after a certain amount of time. They call it intrinsic obsolescence. If things didn't break then you wouldn't get the chance to sell more... As usual it's all about the money honey. As for your question it got louder and louder and louder and then bang... I'm about half way through the getting louder bit!!! ;)
Ive just replaced a 5 year old zanussi with the same problem, I think they are using the same bearings suppliers without any lube in the bearings. Whirlpool now own Hoover and Indesit, dont know if that will change anything.
Do you know what could have happend if its not spinnig like this one in the start bet the washing machine is like 9months old only and bearings from outside looking very new witjaut anything suspicios. Do you have some suggestions?
@@bootsowen I took it fully apart and there was stuck screw between the metal and plastic it was like very stuck. It was a very long thing to do but did it👍
Indesit used to be good even in the late 90s, what happened? My paternal gran had an Indesit washing machine that only lasted 7 years then it was replaced with a Hotpoint Ultima which is basically an Indesit as Hotpoint are owned by Indesit. The Ultima is just over 7 years old and as far as I know it's still working surprisingly but I don't go there very often. Maybe I shouldn't speak too soon!
It still lasted longer than 70% of the other Indesit machines, considering most of them would die in 1-2 years because of bearing/spider failure as well as electronics.
Maybe this machine is yonger than a 2014 model, because 2014 is the fabrication date of the Pressure switch....but anyway its a big shame to produce such a crap !! in my opinion the governements must prepare a rule for the producers, to be obliged a minimum life expectancy for a washer, dryer, fridge etc... against resource wasting and electric scrap !!!!
@@bootsowen I have to do this on my washing machine. But i looked inside, and looks like somebody been there before, at some time, so it will be easier for me with the cutting.
In my country there are loads of new Indesits thrown after 2-3 years with dead bearings…
Can you change bearings in it at all? How would you seal everything back again?
Thanks. now i know that i don't want to repair my washing machine. it has started to make terrible noise after 7 years.
Once I saw even worse than this, both shaft and bearing was ate up each other and drum was not turning at all, but luckily that was a metal tub washer so it was very easy to have a look at it
Was it possible to fix it?
@@bootsowen yes but it has stağnless steel tub and the bearşng housing was a different part that is attached to the drum, bearinga were not in the drum, so it was a kot easier. After putting new bearings machine kerp making a little bit noise. I may uplod the before and after videos. You can also check out my channel.
We have one like this, failed after 5 years.
I think the problem starts when the drum is filled above the bearing, the detergent washes the grease out and that leads to corrosion and a degeneration of the bearing.
The bearings are in a different place from the water.
I just had a Electrolux failing after few washes with a new washing powder.
It had about 7y of use.
The quality is humiliating. I am from Bulgaria and our mothers raised us with machines that are still working ... for almost 40 years !!! ??? !!!
How did you manage to get the drum out?
I will post a video of it soon.
The worn ball bearing you showed, would perhaps indicate the machine was used for a long period of time after the failure began as the ball looked ground rather than fractured ? Hard to see as the parts are rusted. Maybe soak them in vinegar then we can study the failure.
Hadn’t thought of the vinegar. The machine is already gone. I tend to smash and scrap the next day. Or in this case film and scrap! I suspect that this machine was in a rental house and just used to death!
@@bootsowen we rightly complain about waste due to bad design & materials, & its ecological impact. Perhaps it should be studied & shown publicly to promote change by manufacturers & legislators ? A year's worth of effort by those who try, is negated by how many washing machines ?
I would love to have one of these!
I've got the same machine with the same problem which is the same age. Makes a racket when it's spinning but still manages it. You can tell its on the way to copping out though. This along with the sealed drum suggests to me that the bearings are not built to last but they are built to break after a certain amount of time. They call it intrinsic obsolescence. If things didn't break then you wouldn't get the chance to sell more...
As usual it's all about the money honey.
As for your question it got louder and louder and louder and then bang...
I'm about half way through the getting louder bit!!!
;)
Please. Which washing machine do you recommend which is better made and easier for repairs ?
Old bosch, solid and good for repairs, wff 1800, Wfp 3300. something like that. OLD
Ive just replaced a 5 year old zanussi with the same problem, I think they are using the same bearings suppliers without any lube in the bearings. Whirlpool now own Hoover and Indesit, dont know if that will change anything.
We had that bubbling on our newly delivered washing machine 😢
Do you know what could have happend if its not spinnig like this one in the start bet the washing machine is like 9months old only and bearings from outside looking very new witjaut anything suspicios. Do you have some suggestions?
So young? Warranty issue.
@@bootsowen I took it fully apart and there was stuck screw between the metal and plastic it was like very stuck. It was a very long thing to do but did it👍
Indesit used to be good even in the late 90s, what happened? My paternal gran had an Indesit
washing machine that only lasted 7 years then it was replaced with a Hotpoint Ultima which
is basically an Indesit as Hotpoint are owned by Indesit. The Ultima is just over 7 years old
and as far as I know it's still working surprisingly but I don't go there very often. Maybe I shouldn't
speak too soon!
omg this is my washing machine and i can’t remover the rubber band to fit in the interlock, please do you know how x
Have a look at my other videos. I have shown this
Please can you tell me the number sizes of the tow bearings
Awesome another video I will enjoy this very good it's like his videos are to good
Thanks
My Indesit is only 2 yrs old and the bearings sound extremely rough
Could it be that some one has used a brick rather than just doing their cloths???
This is 2 years younger than my wmf
Wow those bearings are horrid. My expirence was somewhere around that bad tbh
Manufactured, if I read the serial number correctly, in 2014.
Thanks. Not that old!
@@bootsowen Indeed. But, Indesit...
It still lasted longer than 70% of the other Indesit machines, considering most of them would die in 1-2 years because of bearing/spider failure as well as electronics.
You can tell it's a universal motor, because you can see the rotor windings.
The bearings are are even worse then my old Indesit
Its fooked!
They ain't called indeshit for nothing.
I am repairing such equipment and I am absolutely DISAPPOINTED! One-day tickets are sold so that we can mix in our pockets regularly.
Id say it was ran for a good while with that dead bearing.
Maybe this machine is yonger than a 2014 model, because 2014 is the fabrication date of the Pressure switch....but anyway its a big shame to produce such a crap !! in my opinion the governements must prepare a rule for the producers, to be obliged a minimum life expectancy for a washer, dryer, fridge etc... against resource wasting and electric scrap !!!!
Pro tip spray some WD-40 for a temporary fix to free it up
Did you watch the video?
its very common model here, say 5+ years old or so usually
That looks like it’s from 4th of December,2014
The indesit innex range are absolutely rubbish wrost indesit that have been sold in my opinion
I agree the innex is crap
Any reason other than bearings?
@@bootsowen yes poor wash performance spin and rinse performance is quite rubbish but only on the innex models any other models are.very good
Actually no there’s one that is worse
The moon
Unfortunatelly, i will have to deal with this ...
Torque settings, for the bearing ???
Do bearings need torque settings?
@@bootsowen Don't they ???
Where would you apply torque to a shielded bearing?
@@bootsowen I have to do this on my washing machine.
But i looked inside, and looks like somebody been there before, at some time, so it will be easier for me with the cutting.
About 5 years tops 🤣🤣
That we're Always this cheap washing mashines, the dont wash 10 years
And the equipment itself is no longer suitable for repair.
The indesit innex range is completely crap because of merloni probably and the innex range never sold that well like with the MyTime range
It must be. I have not seen bearings as bad as this on a newish machine.
Still far better than my candy
@@bootsowen same
@@danandlaundry yes
Buy new bearings (Indesit) and new drum spider (Indesit)
Do you really think it is worth it?
@@bootsowen yes
I don’t
These Indesits usely lasts about 5 years so I can see why it really isn't worth it
Chocolate sauce what? 😂
Качеството е унизително. Аз съм от България и нашите майки са ни отгледали с машини , които още работят ... вече почти 40 години!!!???!!!
Ремонтирам и такава техника и съм абсолютно РАЗОЧАРОВАН ! Продават се еднодневки, за да бъркаме редовно в джобовете.
1400rpm spin? Wow that's faster than 1000rpm.
1000 and above will destroy your fabrics.
@@MrGigi-dz9cv No, it won't! My previous Candy was 1300.
А самата техника вече , не е ремонто пригодна.
SHAME ...
СРАМ...