Frigidaire 3204405 Outer Tub Bearing for Washer
Genuine Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) parts! This manufacturer-approved spin bearing (part number 3204405) is for washers. Spin bearing 3204405 supports the transmission shaft in the drive system and allows the shaft to spin freely during the spin cycle. Unplug the washer before installing this part. Wear work gloves to protect your hands. For Frigidaire, White-Westinghouse, Kenmore, Universal/Multiflex (Frigidaire), Gibson, Kelvinator, Tappan, Crosley, & Sears Canada.
Product Features
- Works with the following models: Frigidaire 11-1553-66-04, Frigidaire 13-3078-00-01
- Works with the following models: Frigidaire 24DEMBWAD4, Frigidaire 30-2242-23-04
- Works with the following models: Frigidaire 13-3078-57-01, Frigidaire 13-3078-66-01
- Works with the following models: Frigidaire 13-3078-23-01, Frigidaire 13-3078-45-01
- Genuine Frigidaire replacement part
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Spin Bearing for old White-Westinghouse washer After removing the entire tub, the hardest part is getting the old bearing out of the bottom of the tub. There are only 2 screws holding it in place but more than likely it will be stuck by years of dirt and water building up residue. I had to take a very large (about 1 1/8″) socket and hammer it out. After cleaning the inside of the race with steel wool and 180 grit sand paper. A light coat of white grease or such and the new one will push back into place. If you have to hammer it, use a…
Frigidaire 3204405 Outer Tub Bearing for Washer The frustrating thing about replacing or even repairing the transmission of a washing machine of this type is collecting all of the necessary small parts to complete the job properly.The transmission shaft gets corroded and scored with years of use and submersion. This results in wear and tear on this bushing, ruining its smooth surface. If you’re installing a new, smooth transmission shaft, or even reinstalling an old one with the rough spots knocked down, it’s best to reinstall…
This bearing (if you want to call it that, it’s really just a close fitting sleeve) fit very well. I lubed the transmission shaft with some general purpose oil and things went together OK. When we fired up the washer, it made a helluva screeching noise during the spin cycle. But she ran fine otherwise. After subsequent runs, it quieted down. By the 4th or 5th load she was super quite. I think these “bearings” just need to seat and break in. The spin basket with all the weight of the wet…