XiKe DC62-00223A ＆ DC69-00804A Washer Tub Bearing ＆ Seal Kit Rotate Quiet and Durable, Replacement for Samsung and Kenmore DC97-15328L, DC97-328L, DC97-15931A, DC97-15328A, DC97-15328F, DC97-328G.

Exact fit for my Samsung washer. Parts were high quality.

Spyder drum support's 3 arms has crumbled into wet aluminium mess. Since tub was taken apart, I replaced bearing as well, even the original bearings from 2009 looked as good as new. I liked that bearings had "WASHER SPECIAL" engraved on them. Also, the oil seal had XikE name melted into it. Nice to know Xike make own seals. Parts Replaced on 9 July 2021: X1)-Spider Drum Support Assembly DC97-15491A X6)-Spider Support Bolt DC60-40137A X1)-XiKe DC62-00223A ＆ DC69-00804A Washer Tub Bearing ＆ Seal Kit If anyone needs to replace Spider Drum Support Assembly, you should 100% replace SIX NEW Spider Support Bolts DC60-40137A as well! If reused, the heads on the old bolts may BREAK OFF!!! As D. Russell mentioned in another review: If the tub gasket ended up being too long, cut it out and made sure to put the split at the top of the tub where it wouldn't really have to hold water. Stay away from cheap, no name, bad quality Chinese bearings and seals or other things, where quality and longevity is important.

Matches as advertised for Kenmore front loader model 402.49032010 Worth paying the extra money to buy these quality parts that will more then likely fit your model as opposed to some of the cheaper ones that aren’t a model match.

The washer had become very loud when spinning, making a constant roar noise. It would vibrate badly also which may have contributed to the bearing failure. New bearings and shocks were in order. It was nice to find an all in one package that included the bearings, main seal, and tub gasket for a reasonable price. Shocks were purchased separately. $100 in parts total. This was for a Samsung WF331ANW/XAA. I verified the rear tub is a DC97-15328L so this kit should work. The bearings and main seal were the correct size and installation was as expected for some giant parts. For the bearings I used a 32mm socket (largest I have) to only hammer on the outer race. A block of wood worked well for the seal. The old bearings were rusty and crunched when turned by hand. The tub gasket ended up being the biggest problem. It fits into a groove. The old one has a square profile and two lips on it. The new one has a round profile and is a bit too big for the groove. I stretched it a little to make it easier to fit in the groove but there was about 8 inches of excess length. I went around and around trying to force it in the groove without stretching but the best I could do was 3 inches of excess length. I ultimately cut it out and made sure to put the split at the top of the tub where it wouldn't really have to hold water. It doesn't leak but was very difficult to install. Minus 1 star. I'm sure this depends on your water source and type of detergent you use, but the inside of the plastic tub and outside of the stainless drum were covered in like a scummy very fine sand. It was no use trying to clean by hand so I took it outside and pressure washed it off. Be prepared to find some grossness in there. Overall the repair was successful and hopefully the washer has years added to its life. It sure beats spending $700+ on a new one. Don't be scared to do this if you have a few tools, time, and some mechanical know-how. Excellent tutorial videos are out there. These machines are made to be serviced instead of being disposable.

I waited till after the return window had closed to do the repair. I noted that the box had previously been opened and taped shut. Unfortunately one of the bearings was missing. Lesson learned! check your packages prior to the return window closing.

So these bearings are a very tight fit for the flange for my washer (Samsung wf330anw). So much so I blamed the seller of the flange for selling a defective part, because these bearings fit the original part. The trouble is I was replacing the flange and the larger bearing would not slide on even after lubrication on the new flange. I bought some SRS bearings from yellowhandyman as I did previously on a hunch that maybe the bearings are the problem. Sure enough the SRS bearings slide onto the flange for the old part as well as the new part. Long story short the tolerance on the larger bearing is way too high for Xike. The smaller bearing slides on like a dream. These parts need to slide together during assembly, there is no banging or pressing these parts together. I have taken my machine apart and rebuilt it, so I do have some experience in this matter. If you plan to rebuild be sure to check the fitment of the flange and bearings before committing to a rebuild otherwise you may find yourself in a pickle.

Great kit fit perfectly saved hundreds as a DIY repair when replacing spyder assembly, a tip put the bearings in the freezer for a day to contract the steel to make installation easier

Yes, the gasket is thick but it will work. We tucked it about every .5" and slowly torqued the lag bolts until they bottomed out. The bearings fit perfectly as did the shaft seal. Great kit for $50.

Exactly what I ordered and needed

Perfect fit. Had to keep cross referencing with other washer tub parts to find the bearings for an older tub. Wash machine maker did not even have a bearing kit listed for my machine.