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[quote=srbalsiger;900242]Whenever my GE is on the spin cycle, it sounds like a freight train and rocks quite a bit.  It seems to finish the job like normal, but it makes quite a racket and I'm worried that some part(s) will eventually wear out from this.  Would this part replacement help, or do you have another recommendation?  I've heard it could be the bearing + outer tub, or the clutch.  GE is model GTWN4950L0WS[/quote]

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brobriffin	Posted: Monday, August 1, 2016 4:39:31 AM(UTC)
	I agree with either of those possibilities. Check under the washer to see if there has been any water leakage! Pointing to tub seal and bearing.
srbalsiger	Posted: Saturday, July 30, 2016 8:31:39 AM(UTC)
	Whenever my GE is on the spin cycle, it sounds like a freight train and rocks quite a bit. It seems to finish the job like normal, but it makes quite a racket and I'm worried that some part(s) will eventually wear out from this. Would this part replacement help, or do you have another recommendation? I've heard it could be the bearing + outer tub, or the clutch. GE is model GTWN4950L0WS

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