One fine day you loaded the drum with things, put in the required amount of powder, set the washing machine to the appropriate program, started it and the drum began to rotate with an unpleasant squeak. It becomes clear that something is wrong with the machine, but what? It is a worn out bearing. This is “not the end of the world”, but you will have to disassemble the washing machine. The secret of the soft and measured rotation of the drum is in the bearing. If something is wrong with it, then the working process begins to be accompanied by not very pleasant sounds. So why does such a problem appear at all? And how to solve it? You have been using the device for a long time and the bearings have simply worn out. Another possible reason is poor assembly.