Washer Tub Bearings and Seal Kit for Samsung Replacement Parts DC62-00156A, 6601-002632, 6601-002516 Fit for Samsung Washer Seal Bearing Kit

Fit perfectly for Samsung model#: WF45T6000AW. Installed with no problems. Definitely sounds a lot better. If anything changes I will update.

I was happy when we first installed, but after a few months I noticed they started to get loud and at four months they need to be replaced again. Changing these out was not a fun day so disappointed that we already have to do it again.

My 6 year old Samsung WF45K6200AZ/A2 Washing Machine was getting louder in the spin cycle, like an airplane taking off. The door seal also looked moldy (actually combination of mold and grease/rust) no matter how much I left the door open and dried it out. Reading about these front loader machines it seems because the tub sits on a spindle, sideways, the seal and bearings eventually wear out. I ordered the most common Samsung bearing kit here on Amazon but of course it was not the right size bearings. The bearings on my Samsung WF45K6200AZ/A2 Washing Machine are very large (72 and 80mm) and the seal was shot and the bearings barely turned smoothly. The bearings were rusty and due to water intrusion, oozed some of its grease out into the drum. I think that is what happens when the seal looks moldy and discolored. It is actually rust and grease that may promote the mold that stains the seal. I ordered this one with 2-day shipping. Keeping careful notes and taking picture it still took two hours to take it apart. Then another 2 hours to clean all the parts as everything had sludge on it and the hoses were partially clogged. The part actually came in 2 days over the weekend. Followed my 52 step hand written notes and pictures, but still got confused. Watched some videos to remind myself and the rest of the installation took 2 hours. I am an experienced DIY, it took me a total of 6 hours. Finally, the washer is quiet, working like new and no leaks. The time and all these steps are not for the casual DIYer as it would be easy to miss a screw, o-ring, damage wire connectors or the new bearings. Best tip is to put the bearings in the freezer for several hours so they shrink a bit, so tapping them in is easier and won't damage the bearings. Thanks Amazon for the quick shipping, saved me over $1,200 for a new washer.Update: Almost 6 months later still perfect spin and no noise or leaks. If you take your time and careful notes it can be done properly. Another way to decide if you want to tackle this project is by calculating the savings it's $1200 for a new washer / 6 hours= $200 an hour I just made. Without the hassle of ordering, waiting and delivery.

Warranty because once you receive product it’s quality shows seems to be dependable unlike the previous ones that only lasted about 8 months a5 year warranty shows they produce the product with pride Customer service goes above and beyond to insure you get the product you need

Watched a couple of YouTube vids - the process is straightforward if you're handy and have basic tools but time consuming. We cleaned everything up as we went and it took about 5 hours with help from my wife. We were replacing the Spider arm so we replaced the bearings and door seal as well while we had everything apart. I used a large socket on an extension to tap the old bearings out. Give yourself room to work, take off the concrete counterweights, stator and magnets first = reduces the weight of the tub while working on it.Only complaint was that all 3 parts were in 1 small ziploc bag that easily opened in the poorly packed Amazon package resulting in the parts spilling all over - one bearing had a small ding in the seal but should be fine.

Needed all three items due to the original seal leaking and causing bearing failure. After the task of getting to the part to replace, was confronted with the issue of the replacement bearing still being a bit noisy. Likely a result of the dust shield that was pressed in on both sides of the 6307. Flattened out the shield and reinstalled. The grease in the bearing looked like a silicone based dielectric grease almost. Clear and not much of it. Clock is ticking on this washer as a result. For reference, a high end bearing with good shields can cost twice what this entire kit did. Get what you pay for...

Exactly what I needed to fix my samsung washer. Saved me several hundred bucks and now my machine sounds and runs like new.

One bearing was pressed together poorly and grinds, not going to risk installing it