Miele W919 WPS spin cycle

I have uploaded this rather odd video of my washing machine to try and find out why its making an awful vibrating noise whilst spinning. Personally, I do not think the bearings are at fault, as the machine doesn't vibrate at all, it simply sounds as if something is loose. Any help will be much appreciated.

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• Miele
• Washing
• Machine
• W919
• WPS
• Spin
• Spinning
• Cycle
• Broken
• Spares
• Bearings
• Repair
• Service
• Engineer
• UK
• London
• Stoke
• Newing

[JIMDP25]

bearings :(

[vishalvora]

@JIMDP25 why do you think that?

[jcwasher]

i had this on a friends washing machie and it ended up being the concret block loose, try tightning the bolts on it???

[vishalvora]

@jcwasher Thanks, how do I get the front door off to check? The noise has actually gone away since doing two service washes.

[Maturasigma]

not of all that!! the washer doesn´t sand in lot, and vibrationing .

[glenfieldmathk1]

@jps1988 oh yes! haha-sorry!

[jps1988]

@glenfieldmathk1 You do need to take the front off on Miele's.... remember there is no concrete block but instead a cast iron drum weight across the front and back of the drum

[GagaBadRomance10]

sounds like a loose drum spyder

[ilovemiele1]

@vishalvora nahh its not bearrings, because then it would sound like a rocket taking off, yeahh probably a weight block loose like jcwasher said. worth a check coz this washer is too good to throw away

[IngegnerinoTo]

vibrations from the pump, because vibrations appear even if the drum is stopped

[IngegnerinoTo]

is the pump

[JIMDP25]

because i had same problem with my old miele i changed shock absorbers but nothing happened !!! when i use spin on high speed i hear a similar noise i checked the drum while spining i opened the machine from the top to see if the drum hits somewhere but it didint so i understood i need new drum bearings :(