Y’all Josh & Matt are amazing!! This particular video is almost 6years old and they still respond to questions and help to their best ability. Even though I honestly can not tell who is commenting and whenever Very honest and respectful, I tell you, people with good hearts are a gift and you gentlemen are most definitely a gift! I am very thankful to have come across your video/page. Now I have some idea of where to begin and what to look for when I disassemble my Kenmore Dryer. Haha. Thank you for all of your sharing of knowledge and kindness! My love and prayers are sent to yall Always!! Xoxo Tiff from NC.USAuuu
Hi, thanks so much for your comment...it's good to hear that you appreciate our video, and we hope it has helped you to find out what's wrong with your tumble dryer.
Hi. Great video I've just replaced the belt on my dryer thanks to one of your videos. But I have noticed that the drum is now grinding on motor at the bottom. I have fitted the correct part but it seems to be very tight and pulls the drum down towards the motor. Any ideas
I have a squeak / squeal that i am trying to diagnose on my mothers LG TD-C70045E. The high pitched squeal happens once every revolution of the drum and can be reproduced by moving the drum around by hand while the machine is not in operation. Out of a 360 degree revolution i would say the single instance of squeaking covers about 20-25 degrees of that revolution.
Hi TheOneEyedWoodsman, there are various components that can cause a noise and some of them are explained in the video, can you drop the belt off and try turning it again as this takes out some of the components. you nee to use the process of elimination to find what is causing the noise.
My Electrolux 6kg dryer is drying the clothes but after the initial tumble, when it stops to tumble the other way, dreadful noises like clunking start, settle a little, and then begin again when it changes direction. Eventually, the clunking is constant. Any ideas for a not very handy repair person? Thank you.
My dryer has a clanging noise, when it first starts up. Almost like coins are clanging inside of it. After 1-2 minutes the noise just goes away and it still drys everything fine. Any ideas what it might be?
Hi Anthony, this is a difficult one as it seems to right itself and you haven't given any model details but start by checking the drum bearing and supports.
Hi, I have a white knight c767c tumble drier which started to make very loud noise. On opening the back found that the seal was perished. Do you think this could cause the noise and if so could I obtain this seal from yourselves with fitting instructions? Thanks in anticipation and I await your speedy reply
Hi.. I have a Hotpoint Condenser dryer {Will add Model#} Approx 1 week before it became useless it began making loud noises. Then, when a drying cycle was completed the clothes were still wet, and obvious that the drum had not been spinning as the clothes were in the same place! However, I felt heat..I'm assuming it's the belt/tensioner ... But your the expert!!! :)
+Mz J It is likely the drum shaft has worn through see the following video for information: How to replace the shaft and bearings on a tumble dryer ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tu5mALFghqw.html
eSpares Hi, thanks for the advice. I could not find my model dryer on your site. It is Hotpoint Aquarius 7kg Condenser Model # TCL-770. Thanks in advance :)
+Mz J For te TCL 770 P (white the parts are listed here: www.espares.co.uk/search/mo1093722/tumble-dryers/hotpoint/tcl770p or for Grey models www.espares.co.uk/search/mo1093722/tumble-dryers/hotpoint/tcl770g. If you cannot find your part click on the ‘Help me find the part I need’ link at thebottom of the page and fill in the information on this form to enable us locate the part you require.
If you could add in the possible sounds that different issues produce, it would be more helpful in determining the problem. Many of the sound descriptions that you explain are the same for different problems.
Hi Natalie, it would be great to be able to do this but unless we had worn bearings or noisy support wheels and fitted them to a good dryer we would not be able to show these. Hopefully if you follow the video and listen carefully to your machine you will identify the area where the noise is coming from. Once the power is disconnected you can also turn the drum by hand if it helps.
My samsung dryer is not heating inside drum area while turning. It has one article of clothing in it so not over loaded,and vent is clean. It making a loud grrr noise . When power is on on any settings . It's also a steam dryer. What could my dryer problem be??
Hi Darren, Applying a little oil to a motor bearing is not going to do any harm and may extend the life of a worn motor but it may be only a cure short term.
hi! I love your video's they are very clear! My dryer is making a noise but not the ones you describe in your video.. It is like a screw that has come loose in the back of the dryer. What could this be?
Ho Judith, without a model number we are just guessing. If it is a Hotpoint Indesit or Creda dryer check the rear bearing as when worn the drum may drop and catch the base.
My Hotpoint FETC70 first edition makes an awful whistling noise after running for a while. Paying attention, this noise is present even in the pause when dryer switches directions from clockwise to anticlockwise and vice versa. I have just replaced the rear bearing to no avail.
I have a week old Indesit condenser and when it spins there's a clicking sound coming from the drum. When I turn manually it sounds like something is clicking against the drum, like a stick against bicycle spokes. Any idea? I hope it's under warranty as its brand new. Maybe its because I had it on for about 3 hours today or something. Thank you!
Hi Oodle, contact Indesit service as it is under the manufacturer's guarantee and will be repaired free of charge unless you want to go back to the retailer for a replacement.
My Amana electric front loading dryer is suddenly making a rubbing noise. The drum can still move easily by hand and the rubbing noise isn't very loud, but it's new. It's like a towel is being rubbed along the outside of the drum as it runs. It's maybe 6 years old and still works fine. I hope this is enough information for you to have an idea on the cause.
Hi Faye, Amana is not sold in the UK so we are going on what we can find, look inside the front and rear edges of the drum for anything that may be catching. Typical noise issues are drive belt, drum roller & axle, blower wheel and drum bearing or drum slide.
Hey there. I have an old Creda 37751 dryer and it starts with a kind of grinding/screeching sound which settles after a few minutes and the dryer then carries on as normal. It spins ok and heats up ok. Any ideas?
+Andy Mitchell Two possible cause, drum bearing and belt tensioners. See our videos: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tu5mALFghqw.html and a similar tensioner is shown in: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oHA0ZRt9AUM.html
We have a Beko Condensor tumble dryer which makes a bumping sound while the drum spins, I think i have am idea what it is (roller on the front part of the drum) as it still spins and dries ok but i'd like to order the parts and fix it asap so there's no other damage done, any help would be appreciated,
I have a Bosch WTA 3510 tumble dryer that is rumbling loudly - but only whist turning in one direction. The other direction relatively quiet. Suggestions?
+George Terrone At 2:13 the drum support wheels are likely to be worn or damaged (probably one hence in one direction). Examine and replace if required.
Hi Bilal, a common problem with LG washer dryers is the heater assembly for the dryer can come loose and rattle on the spin cycle. Take the top off and check all the fixing screws are tight.
Stacked Frigidaire combo unit. The dryer makes noise when turning. It's rhythmic like a heartbeat. I feel it becomes louder when the laundry load is heavier. Any idea what it might be? Thanks!
Hi Laser, it could be a number of possibilities starting with the bearing, belt, motor, drum supports. Start by taking the belt off and turning the drum without the motor and then check the rest on the list.
Great video, not sure if the issue I'm having is related to the bearing or not.. I have a maytag, whenever I start it, it makes a high pitch whistle noise for maybe 3 or 4 seconds and then goes away.. dont want this issue to get any worse. Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
My Beko DCU 8330 GX 8kg has a rumbling noise. It's still operating fine. Just noisy and getting louder when first started. The noise seems to lessen over time as the dryer nears completion. I guess it's the drum wheels. I can't find out how to remove the side panels. Something is holding it at the bottom. PS: I don't see Beko drum wheels on your website.
Hi @@eSpares It could be OK. I haven't been able to remove the sides yet. The bottom front is caught. All the rest has come away, but something at the bottom front is holding them. I can't see any screws.
Would any of the noise problems, ie the wheel by the motor, stop the dryer from not drying the load as quick?.. I have noise and also dryers not dryer as efficiently, mind you it's 20yrs old
Hi Vijay, the noise and drying may be different issues, check for the noise as if its the bearings it may be slowing the drum. I would also check for any blockages and the heater at the same time.
Thanks for the reply, the drum does turn the belt is ok, however it doesn't turn freely, but it never has! I've looked at the capacitor on the motor and it says Ducati 16.25.3880 6uf 425V 10000h/ cl. B 475V 3000h/ cl. C. However there is another one not fixed to the motor but still near it Ducati 16.25.4180 2uf 425V 10000h/ cl. B 475V 3000h/ cl. C. Do I replace one or both? Do you have it in stock?
The 6UF cap is Stock Number: ES1448376 www.espares.co.uk/product/es1448376 and is the likely fault. The 2 UF capacitor is Stock Number: ES625756 www.espares.co.uk/product/es625756 www.espares.co.uk/product/es625756
I replaced the bearing on the back of the drum which was worn out completely, problem is the motor seems to have seized up its difficult to turn, belts okay and pully thing seems be okay but the motor will not turn, any ideas?
Hi Random-TV, take the motor out to check the bearings inside the motor but check for anything blocking it while you are taking it apart. it is not unusual for the bearings to go but check everything else before replacing the motor.
Hi E Spares, hotpoint tumble drier makes humming noise and also sounds like water is running in (like a washing machine)! replaced the capacitor, still no joy, belts OK what on earth is the matter with it! Cheers.
Hi lynn, we need to find out where the noise is coming from so if you drop the belt off turn the drum can you still hear the noise? turn the motor any noise? if no check the drum rollers and the back bearing.
@@eSpares Thanks for the info, although I think it may be a bit beyond me to drop the belt! It all looks perfect that's why I thought it might be the capacitor although I did buy a used one as I couldn't find a new one, would this be causing the problem still?
Hi Lynn, if the capacitor has failed then the drum might sit there and yes it can cause a humming noise but as you said you replaced it we went onto other noises.
Hi, I have a hotpoint VTD20. The drum is not rotating. the dryer is heating though. I can rotate the drum by hand with some effort. Could you please let me know what could be the possible issue. Many Thanks
Sounds like a 'classic' motor capacitor problem Amit. These can fail after a few years so see this other video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Vd8DcQpk748.html
Hi Kathleen, a rumbling noise could indicate the bearings so start there but also check the drum rollers, fan and pulleys and not forgetting the motor so try to narrow it down when checking it
I've an Indesit tumble drier which has developed a squeek at the door area. I'm sure something broke off whislt I was replacing the belt. I'm not sure what it was however the drier has started to squeek. I tried to oil it and it was fine however the noise comes back again Alan
Hi Alan, there can be a number of causes for squeaking on your dryer. The usual culprits are the belt pulley (if fitted) the rear bearing wears (see our video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tu5mALFghqw.html ) or if the machine is not level and the cabinet twists causing rubbing (pack up one or other side at the front to stop it.
Hi Theresa, sounds like either something is catching, electrics are shorting out or fluff is blowing through the heater. To be able to help you we need your full model number, and description where the sparks are coming from. If the dryer had lots of fluff in it vacuum this away as shown in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pxZIetevnSo.html Also when examining check the belt is on correct and nothing is catching.
Hi Donna, this is an unusual noise and if it is going when warm it does not indicate where it's coming from, what type of electronics have you got as I have heard of the timer on older machine ticking but usually still works ok so no point replacing it.
My dryer is an Electra Reversair Tumble Dryer which is quite old. I have purchased a new door from espares a number of years ago. Its now making a very loud scraping noise which I suspect is something worn out in the drum. I haven't looked inside yet. Do you do spares for this dryer?
VeeBee81 We are likely to be able to supply most spares but if you cannot find the part you need on our website fill in all the details at:www.espares.co.uk/contact/sales
My dryer is a older white westinghouse model. Currently when we press the button to turn it on. It just makes a humming noise. This happened before but we went back to it days later and press the button and it started working this time no such luck. Do you have an idea what it could be?
+TheJollyMage The video most applicable to your problem is likely to be: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Vd8DcQpk748.html This shows motor capacitor replacement (likely cause).
I have a gas dryer that about half of every minute when running it will make a click sound and start what sounds like a electric buzzer, this as I say will last for around 30 sec. then it will again a click and the buzzer will stop. Everything runs great other than the loud game style buzzer off and on. Any Idea What This Could Be?
Hi CDH, we don't have any model details but on some gas dryers they have relays that do make a buzzing noise, if it is this and it is not effecting the dryer working it should be ok.
@@eSpares ...But it's right next to my desk and the buzzing on and off each minute is starting to drive me nuts. Any quick fix for this racket? I tried to spray WD40 on the gas valves and it stopped for 10 minutes then started again.
I have a older model roper dryer. When I press the start button I hear a humming noise. The noise will stop all together after a few seconds and then I will hear a click. And I will have to wait a while to try again. Sometimes it starts right away and sometimes it won't.
I have a LG front load dryer and when I first turn it on it works like a new on for the first 10mins then it stars with a quiet viberating noise then within 2mins it viberates very loud . What may be causing it to do this ?
If this only occurs during the wash cycle and continues when the drum 'pauses' before reversing suspect the re circulation pump. This runs on most LG's to deliver water in at the top of the door seal and can be seen being replaced in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8cPl22OC9f4.html
Hiya, Andy,I think I have something caught in my tumble dryer, looking through vent holes inside, it looks like material has got in.. horrific noises coming from it, and a burning smell, its a white knight, , can you advise me on how to get it out? please, many thanks Juliet
We have known bra wires go through the holes, if this is the case it must be removed as soon as possible as it can damage the heater. Depending on model it is usually possible to remove the back panel and access the heater and any fluff that has built up. Excess fluff at the back can be a fire hazard so check this and replace the filter if damaged or not filling correctly.
+Harry Wilson There are a couple of things to check. carefully examine all the drum holes as you may be lucky and find a 'bra wire' stuck through one hole and be able to remove it. Second if there is a wire under the tub use a torch to shine through and find it then use a small screwdriver to get it to the base of the drum. If you then remove the heater (see another video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CCCEsalzzbY.html) you may be able to remove it through the heater hole.
Replaced my vent hose on my tumble dryer .Then used it and now there is a clunking noise I've took the top off and when I spin the drum it making a clunking or banging noise. The noise is coming from the back end. What do you think. Any advice
eSpares thanks for your reply i finally took the back off. And the bearings have defo gone. But the bigger problem is that rivets have come loose on the bracket on the back of the drum. Thinking weather I could drill them out and replace with nuts and bolts
Hi Wayne, check out our webpage as depending on the model you may be able to get a kit to replace the bearing www.espares.co.uk/browse/at1088/tumble-dryers
Hello eSpares, I have an update regarding my LG washer model WM3370HWA. I changed the control board and washer functions normally. I have adjusted the water level in the machine by turning the adjustment screw inside the machine. The washer is not fully closed up, I still have the lid and rear panel removed. Yesterday I washed 4 loads of laundry, the extended 1 hour washes. All was going well until the 4th load. No strange odors at all. Left the garage and returned after the 4th load chimed completed. Wheñ Ientered the garage there was that strange odor of burning electric again. Leaned over the machine and found the odor was coming from the Direct Drive motor. It is a burning electric smell, and the motor shield was very hot. The board was also smelling as if it were getting too hot. I understand that electricity generates heat, but I think this is a tad bit too much, and in combination with this electric burning smell, something just is not right with this machine. It seems to only occur when multiple long timed loads are processed consecutively without time to rest the machine. I have smelled this odor before in a balast for my light timer. I could not figure out where the electric burning odor was emitting from until I checked the light timer under the couch and it had a brown burned spot on it and it smelled the same as, or similar to the washer motor. Any suggestions as to what to do? HAVE ANY OF YOU ever run into this issue before? The washer now sits in the garage unplugged and I'm concerned to use it. If there is an issue with the burning smell in the direct drive motor, and this issue blew the original board on me, then should the 10 year direct drive motor warranty pay for that first board? I could not find any isssues with any of the other parts that I tested prior to installing the new board. That board is expensive and if it is a motor issue that blew the original board then LG owes me for a new board. Yeah, just try to collect from them. Any thoughts or ideas will be greatly appreciated! What should I do and am I going a tad bit off the deep end with this machine? THx Robert
Hi Robert, we have heard of motors blowing the board before and it sounds like there is definitely an issue, contact LG if it is under their 10-year guarantee on parts, have you checked the motor to see if it is jamming?
Hi the mythical gamers, when the drum stops quickly open the door and turn the drum and start the dryer and see if it starts to turn as it sounds like the motor capacitor.
My dryer just did one load fine. Then I loaded up a down comforter and some sheets, a job I had done only a week ago and all of a sudden I heard a noise that sounds like its struggling a bit. I tried it on each setting (cotton-high heat, wrinkle free-low heat and no heat/fluff). I opened and emptied the drum, spun it a bit, it seemed fine a little tight but that's probably better than loose. I tried putting just the sheets back in and still that grind/droning noise. What would you say the problem is? Which part needs replacing? Should I just let it rest for a bit and try again?
Hi Sarah, you need to do a few checks to identify if you still have a problem. First with nothing in the drum try gently turning the drum by hand., it should have a little resistance but turn easily. If it is stiff or scrapes or makes a rumbling noise there is a problem and watch this video for more information: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wUL5Wb1T71c.html If the drum is OK select a rinse and spin cycle and check how it fills and drain. If this is OK watch another video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uKBy-9NEF5A.html
My Hoover DMHD1013A2 dryer is making a very loud whining noise. It spins normally, no fluff anywhere. I've put a small video on my profile - Do you have any ideas what the problem could be? TIA
Hi Rachael, it could be a number of things, you will need to take the belt off and turn the drum as this will test the bearings and supports. If ok check the drum pulley and then the motor.
You have not given any model information but the common problems are the drum support wheels or the bearings so concentrate on these parts of the video.
Hi eSpares. Our 10+ year old Bosch WTA3510US dryer is making a fair amount of vibration noise but only when spinning in one direction. Thoughts on the cause?
The problem is likely to be worn bearings so see another video to confirm this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wUL5Wb1T71c.html Also see this video to prevent the machine vibrating on spin if the bearings are OK: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uKBy-9NEF5A.html
Unfortunately additional diagnostic procedures yielded nothing. No noise when manually rotated at various speeds or pushing in various areas. No noise in either direction aside from motor turning. Likewise only a little bit of drum movement when lifting. Thoughts?
Take the belt off and spin the drum, if it makes a rumbling sound it is likely that the bearings are going. The 'little bit of movement' may be significant. Watch the video again at: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wUL5Wb1T71c.htmlm18s the drum on this machine only moves a few millimetres but the bearings are totally shot. The good machine shows no significant movement so if yours has movement suspect the bearings.
Hi Ryan, if you unplug it do you still get a noise? if it's off then nothing is usually powered so you need to find where the noise is coming from, some old mechanical timer did continue to tick just like a clock.
i have a ge electric dryer that started clicking whenever I turn it on or turn it off. it only clicks once each time then runs normal. I noticed a black gooey substance is leaking from the center on the back of the machine too. I just finished cleaning lint and dust from the machine, there was a lot. but what I don't know is why it started clicking. help! my machine is 10 years old and I can't afford a new one right now. is there something you can suggest for fixing this or does it need to be fixed?
to clarify the clicking didn't start until after I finished cleaning the lint out, and tried to run the dryer. I only had a yard of fabric in it not a full load of clothes.
Hi Kandrida, the 'black gooey substance' is this in the drum at the centre?, if it is it could be coming from the bearings or something that has burnt from the lint. If it is a gas tumble dryer the clicking may be the ignition tube trying to light the gas and the burner may need a clean especially if fluff has got down while cleaning it.
eSpares the black gooey substance is on the outside outside in the center of the back. if I lean over the machine to look between the wall and the machine it looks like it's coming from where the drum is secured to the back panel. I live in a zero gas community so all appliances are electric only.
If the substance is not coming from the bearings it is possible something may have come into contact with the back and it may not be from the machine itself. We are sorry but can't think what the clicking may be, we suggest you try to listen as to where the click is coming from then disconnect the power and carefully look in that area for signs of burning or damage.
eSpares it was the dryer belt. I shook it and heard something slide down. We were able to replace it on our own! Didn’t take as long as fixing our washer! Saved us at least $500!
Hi Kell Loofahhh, we have no plans as we have a studio especialy for filming, we show you how to replace the parts in our videos and the only thing we don't is getting the machines out which we think you are more than capable of doing.
Hi George, hopefully our video has helped you to understand what is wrong with your tumble dryer, and we hope you are able to fix the issue yourself with help from us here at eSpares!
Josh my Samsung dryer dv350aewxaa is making a sound like a card in bicycle spokes and without clothes in the dryer I can manually turn the drum and see a gap that travels very little but remains a gap at the same area as I turn the barrel the felt gasket stays on the drum just that gap between the stationary back inside and the intact barrel ugh so hard to explain I'm sorry I noticed the drum has a wee bit of a wiggle although the belts are new looking and in place ..thank you please get back to me as I am repairing this dryer alone and cannot afford to purchase new guts in this 6 yr old dryer I've already had repairman out 2years ago,for 389 bucks I was quite devastated by the cost. I can't do that again its still new to me help me please..
Hi Tamara, OK lets see if we can help. after disconnecting the power lift the belt of any tension pulley so the motor is not connected to the drum. You then can turn the motor, the pulley and the drum separately to see where the noise is coming from. We have videos showing belt, pulley, motor and bearing replacement once you have identified what is causing the problem.
eSpares yes it is not the motor because I can see inside the drum as I manually turn it without power that there is a gap between drum and its stationary back wall although the felt gasket around back of drum is completely intact btw the gap stays roughly around same bottom right area..it isn't the drum please let me know what you think I'm still taking dryer completely apart,,what a job for a girlie girl. But I'm not giving up.
Sorry Tamara we seem to have missed your comments, have you sorted your problem yet?. If you need any further advise give us your full model number and a description of the problem for us to help further.
I have a samsung dryer and it powers on but when I press the spin cycle it makes like a small noise and stops.... I can supply a video sound of it Please help
That's OK we can just go to your profile page as we cannot accept links. Your video suggests the main motor does not turn but is at least getting some power hence the buzz. This suggests a motor problem and can be caused by the motor or its control board if the drum is not seized and can be rotated by hand.
hi there great video . My dryer startedt to make a really loud noise like nails on a board times 1000x and won't turn the noise is so loud we cant stand it. i have a whirlpool model #YWED4800BQ1. Thank you for your help
+Karl Duclervil Hi Carl, check if something has got caught as sometimes the underwire from bra's can get stuck and make a scratching noise. If this is not the fault check the pulleys and the drum bearings.
Hi Jenny, the video goes into the normal issues with noises so start there, motor, pulley, drum supports, bearings can all cause the noise you describe. Take the belt off and turn the drum and is you hear a noise then as the motor is not turning you can eliminate that and move on to the next one, good luck
Simon Evans If it is squeaky or grinding it is likely to be bearings see our video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tu5mALFghqw.html if it is vibrating or droning it is likely to be the condenser cooling fan see our video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XtFU3TwjNPc.html
Hi Alessio'r, if you are referring to shrodingersman's comments below we were talking about the motor capacitor fitted near the main drive motor and not capacitors on any control board.
+Natasha Edwards Most common noise on Hoover/Candy machines is from the belt pulleys and replacement is shown here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oHA0ZRt9AUM.html If you replace these when the drum is out spin the motor as it is possible it could be the motor shaft worn or 'dry' and a spot of oil may extend its life.
Hi Smitty werbenjagerman jensen, it could be a number of components causing that type of noise so you need to determine where the noise is coming from, we don't know your model but if it's easy to drop the belt off so the motor is not turning the drum to test it, also check the front rollers and the back bearing.
Smitty werbenjagerman jensen same. And his response was absolute jibberish to me. I hate when I go to try and find out what a problem is and every video is someone speaking as if everyone just automatically knows wtf all these parts are and how to find/test/repair them.
Hi mrshopkins, noises are usually related to bearing. we don't have any model details so it is difficult to say exactly but is it water you are hearing?
eSpares it sounded raspy like water falling into a washing machine, except it was in the dryer. Hubby figures it iut, it was a bra underwire that was in the blower. All fixed. Thanks for the response!
