Drum Radial Bearing for Blomberg Dryers #2952010100

The Drum Radial Bearing #2952010100 is a genuine OEM replacement part designed for specific Blomberg dryers. This bearing ensures smooth and stable operation of the dryer drum, minimizing noise and vibration during use.

It is compatible with models such as the DV16540 and other select Blomberg dryer units. The part is also used in some Beko, Flavel, and Grundig tumble dryers of the Terra type. As an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) component, it meets factory specifications for quality and performance.

This radial bearing is available from various appliance parts suppliers and is often sold as a new, unused part in original packaging where applicable. It may also be listed under alternate identifiers such as DRVS73W or C00915761, depending on the vendor.

If you’re experiencing issues like unusual noise, wobbling, or resistance in the drum, replacing the drum radial bearing #2952010100 may restore proper function to your dryer.

NOTES:

1.  Canceled parts orders are subject to a 25% restocking fee
2. Parts ordered by “Special Order Condition “ are not refundable

Key details

• Genuine OEM drum radial bearing for Blomberg dryers, part #295201010
• Supports the rear of the dryer drum as it turns
• A common wear part on higher-mileage dryers

Common issues this part solves

• A loud rumbling, grinding or squealing noise while the drum turns
• A drum that feels rough or hard to turn by hand
• Noise that gets worse as the dryer warms up

Installation tips

Unplug the dryer before starting. Reaching the rear bearing means removing the drum, so set aside time and keep track of the belt routing. Replace the bearing and inspect the belt and rollers while you are in there. If a full drum strip is more than you want to take on, we can do it for you in Metro Vancouver.

FAQs

Can a worn bearing damage other parts?
Yes. Left too long, a failing bearing strains the belt and motor, so it is worth fixing the noise early.

Is the belt worth changing at the same time?
Usually yes. Since the drum is already out, replacing an aging belt at the same time saves a second teardown later.