Bosch WAT24340PL / WAT24441PL Washing Machines: Are Bearings Replaceable?

Hello,

standard subject, but I can't find the answer.
Do any of these two Bosch washing machines have replaceable bearings?
WAT24340PL
WAT24441PL
I have a service technician recently, he said that mainly bearings and pumps are replaced.

If they are not replaceable, what Bosch model do you recommend for the price up to 2000 (bearings - can you find a list somewhere?). The brand was chosen properly by my wife and I don't want to argue about this anymore.

My AEG Lavamat 42230 is 14 years old, non-replaceable bearings - they are said to be 18 years old

Thank you

Both washing machines are not replaceable.

rawa_11 wrote:

If they are not replaceable, which Bosch model will cost up to 2000 you recommend

None recommendable, unfortunately.

rawa_11 wrote:

The brand was chosen properly by my wife and I don't want to argue about this anymore.

Let him justify why?

With today's anti-aging policy, it's a shame to change bearings. There is a high probability that something else will fall after the exchange. You buy the next washing machine and you have it cheaper by the cost of replacing the bearings in the old one.

Let's not ...
There are no washing machines that cannot be replaced. There are only professionals who cannot do this, and washing who cannot wash, because either they put too little clothes into the washing machine or too much in relation to the washing machine loading as provided by the manufacturer.
If we wash often but with a small load, let's look for a washing machine with a load of 5-6 kg, if we wash with a large load, let's look for a washing machine with a large load.
The second thing is poor quality bearings in some washing machines.

My friend who replaces bearings in undissolved washers does not complain about the lack of occupation. It remodels the "socket" and mounts bearings together with siemering, where after such repair the washing machine washes min. 8 years.

Secondly, the fact that washing machines have non-replaceable bearings did not come from nowhere. Messy replacement of bearings (through the so-called golden handles) led to a considerable number of accidents, among others in Europe. Everything for security reasons. A glued washing machine is more expensive in production than a screwed one, and as a result, companies have started to save money, including on bearings and sealants which, in poor quality, in combination with powders, break, water gets into the bearings, which damages the bearings.

Piotr2608 wrote:

There are no washing machines that cannot be replaced.

Well, that's true, but there is one tiny but, in Bosch there are also miserable crosses that fall apart usually before the bearings.
While other brands also make glued, when it hits the bearings from the Bosch stable I do not even touch, it is a waste of work and time, often (in most cases) after cutting the cross, or already cracked or missing.

Piotr2608 wrote:

A glued washing machine is more expensive than a screwed one

And this is a strange statement, we probably learned other mathematics

ROBSON33 wrote:

And this is a strange statement, we probably learned other mathematics

The official opinion of the washing machine manufacturers at lectures and service training. Apparently, more energy is used for ultrasonic welding of a washing machine than for producing several screws.

As for the Teutonic Knights, that's right, though, together with a friend, we noticed that equipment bought in the market is more damaged than the one bought from Staszek around the corner.

Piotr2608 wrote:

The official opinion of the washing machine manufacturers at lectures and service training.

Official does not mean real, you have to blind your eyes somehow, like security but the cash register must agree

Piotr2608 wrote:

Apparently, more energy is used for ultrasonic welding of a washing machine than for producing several screws.

Only this is done by the machine, you do not need to seal, screw, etc.

Hello
Take a look at this washing machine, it is not the latest model but worth recommending
https://www.ceneo.pl/45852112#tab=click_scroll

zibi1971 wrote:

Look at this washing machine

In this actually the bearings are interchangeable.

Thank you very much for the advice.

I decided on WAN2826EPL PLN 1549 with a 5 year warranty of PLN 310.
Simpler programmer, replaceable bearings.

They recommended Gorenje in several places.

It is depressing when the seller, with a smashing honesty, says that the washing machine "SHOULD STAY" for 5 years.
What times have we lived to see