Squeeks while drying - GE DPSR610EGWT Electric Dryer

Most likely a wheel bearing on the tub of a front loading washer, or the belt tensioner pulley on a top load washer. Either is not fixed by lubrication but replacement is called for. There are usually 3-4 wheels on front loaders that could be out. Replace all of them if you are going to replace one. The belt tensioner is a single assembly that can be ordered from any appliance parts warehouse or Sears.

It is hard to find squeeks, It could be bushings, struts, tierods, balljoints, even engine and transmission mounts. The worst one I found after five other people they said was in the dash. vynil was dry and most everytime you hit a bump it would squeek. I sprayed it down heavily with armorall and cured the squeek. Good luck
Randy

you have a bad ujoint on your front drive shaft. remove shaft and replace the bad one but i would replace both. its squeeking cause the bearings in it have turned to rusty powder and are dry, the bad one will be easy to spot

i would suggest calling the repiar. The longer you wait the more expensive this will be. One of two things is happening. One, bearing is going out, or most likely the belt is slipping on the drum and needs replacement. Good luck

It may be the water pump that is making the noise if the noise is constant.

It's most likely the roller bushigs/axles which need lubricating -- they've probably not failed yet, but will if ignored.

They squeak more when clothes are wet because of more weight.

I'd also lubricate the motor while your in there.

before removing anything, try spraying some graphite spray down the side tracks of the door frame where the glass rolls up and down. do not spray the felts that go cross ways

you did not indicated when the squeek occurs. If you turn the steering wheel and there is a dry squeek look at the tie rod ends. If you bounce the truck and the squeek is heard look at the stabilizer bar bushings {most common cause } If this is the cause, lubing them is a temporary fix they should be replaced.

Hello,

Yes it still squeeks and it still drys and it kinda stops being so loud after the dryer has been drying for some time. Need help on solving this iissue and how to fix it.

Thanks,
Elaine Mohr

remove the rear panel. unplug dryer before doing anything