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Beko wm7335w spring hole broken

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Hi, I'm new to this forum. I replaced the door seal and changed the brushes on my washing machine and everything has been working fine again for the past 2 months. Then I start hearing a really loud banging noise when going on fast spin. Took the lid off and the drum has dropped down and the spring is out. The plastic but that had a hole for the spring to loop through has worn away and now there is no hole left to loop it back in. The one on the other side seems to have some stress on it as well. Is there anything I can do or do I need to bite the bullet and get a new machine? I have attached pics to let you see what I mean.

https://goo.gl/photos/LdHsdLD5axiMk9nL9

Kind regards

Steven

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Beko WM7335W drum spring mounting broken on outer drum

The problem
After previous repairs, the washing machine developed a very loud banging noise on fast spin. On inspection the drum had dropped and a suspension spring had come out because the plastic mounting point with the hole for the spring had worn away. The opposite side also showed signs of stress.
Likely cause
Failure of the outer drum spring mounting point. The accepted reply suggests the plastic support was no longer strong enough to withstand the forces from the suspension spring.
What fixed it
Accepted advice was that the machine would need a new outer drum, either a complete drum assembly or one half depending on the design. It was also noted that many replacement drums are supplied as complete assemblies, making this a large and potentially expensive repair. No confirmed repair was posted.
Checks to try
  • Loud banging noise during fast spin
  • Top/lid removed for inspection
  • Drum found to have dropped down
  • Suspension spring found out of place
  • Plastic hole/mounting point for the spring found worn away
  • Opposite spring mounting point noted to be under stress
Parts or tools mentioned
  • Outer drum
  • Possible complete drum assembly

Safety: Further diagnosis should be carried out by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.

Cause identifiedGenerated 5 Aug 2026 · AI summaries can make mistakes — read the full thread below.
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WH
WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered over 9 years ago

Sorry I missed this. It's going to need a new outer drum, either a whole drum or one half depending on the design. However, many washing machine drums come complete these days, some come totally complete with the inner drum inside too. Could be expensive and it's a big job. Depending on how long you've had it you might have a case that it hasn't lasted a reasonable time or even fit for purpose. It looks like maybe the plastic isn't strong enough to cope with the forces generated on it holding the spring in place.

Whitegoods Help — appliance repair expert and forum host.

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