Whirlpool Duet 3.8 cu. ft. Front Load Washer "load washer clunking washing" Questions

...washer it has been making a banging/clunking sound on the spin cycle. Ive stopped it to redistribute the items (towels) yet it continued to make this sound. WHen it was empty I tried to spin the drum ...

...load "Duet".2007 model When washer starts to spin it makes a clunking(pounding) sound several times but then quiets up as it spins faster. I did level it. Look just inside the door. Between the door ...

washer is making a clunking soundwhile rotating probably a broken spin tub support. it is recommended to call a proffessional for this repair. all though most times it is not worth fixing. usually ...

Washer: WFW8500SR00, SER: HLT 435 78815. Type:832 When checking on my wash I found all the lights on, machine had stopped, laundry had not been spun out. My question, did the wash actually get washed?

What is making my dryer sound noisy? whirlpool dryer making funny clunking noise while drying Money in it lol.Time for a new one look on kijji for it.Its prob the bearings.

...washer clunking noise on spinning belt ok tub supports ok white plastic collar in front part of tub is broken and shredding With the machine off, push upward on the inner drum and release. If the ...

Spinning with loud noise If it sounds like a jet taking off then you have a bad bearing. If you hear a clunk/clank your basket is cracked. Both require same fixed tub and basket replacement. Min $500 ...

Plastic shaving in wash from ring around basket. What could it be. Model GHW9400PW0 Whirlpool Duet Removed white plastic ring as it was eroding. Loud clunking noise when in spin cycle. k where they ...

load washer is vibrating and making loud nose on how speed spin cycle. Belts seem to be fine and shocks are fine aslo Reach in through the door and check to see if the drum has any up and down or side

drum flopping around and making clunking noise Almost certainty that the bearings are faulty, major problem usually no worth repair fault is caused by overloading the machine