Genuine INDESIT Tumble Dryer REAR DRUM BEARING Teardrop C00142628 [Energy Class A+++]

Fixed my squeaking dryer in about 15 minutes. Good for another 10 years I hope! 😊 Remember to buy a small tube of grease to go with it, to lubricate it.

Fixed the screeching tumble dryer a treat. Pretty easy to fit. Look on YouTube for video.

worked perfectly, great price to boot

I originally bought a non genuine copy bearing from eBay back in September.It was only a couple of weeks when it started squeaking and the shaft cutting through the poor quality material.I then purchased this genuine bearing from Amazon. It has worked perfectly with no noise or issues whatsoever,The genuine bearings are oil impregnated during manufacture, hence self lubricated and last a lot longer and are quiet.Don’t bother wasting your time fitting cheaper bearings, just pay the few pound extra and purchase this one.

Well I'm not sure how much can be said about such a simple item. Other than it fit perfectly and saved us a lot of money as we didn't need to replace the whole tumble dryer.After a quick search when our tumble dryer started making a horrible screeching noise, this part was highlighted as a likely cause.I was a bit dubious at first to buy this item from Amazon due to the cheapness compared to other companies for this part. But I took a gamble and it payed off, the perfect fit replacement part and no more horrible screeching noise.

Part very good but delivery was late should of came next day but found out was then due two days later but came a later than the next day delivery date so we could not use the tumble dryer until the part came but now works fine

Got this as had a metallic noise when drum turning. Disconnected mains and removed 2 screws for plastic cover on back of IDC85UK and found metal shavings in cover. Shaft had ground almost through bearing. Sprayed with plus gas and straightened and wiggled securing pin out but could not remove drum shaft collar easily (maybe because it has been used in garage)so tried to use pliers but the collar metal is very delicate and I broke that so bad to order that too. Put some grease on and refitted new collar bearing and old pin then replaced cover. Very easy to do but be careful removing the drum shaft collar (castle nut type piece!). Works perfectly again.

Came in branded packaging.Given how much the old bearing was worn (photos) I was concerned that I might also need to replace the shaft attached to the drum, but there was no discernable wear to the shaft (photo) - I could not see or feel any ridge, so only replaced this teardrop bearing.Amazon recommended "Wolfblood Racing ultra low friction bearing grease 17.5g Tungsten Disulphide Ultra low friction Lubricant" to go with it, so I applied some of that on re-assembly.