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Posted on Sep 25, 2012

Dryer making a screeching noise when rotating

Screeching noise when rotating in either direction

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There are parts inside the dryer that require periodic maintenance, such as oiling the drum wheels, replacing the drum glides - when they become worn.

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  • Posted on Dec 22, 2007

SOURCE: help with a noisy Fisher & Paykel dryer

I have the same problem. Replacing the front glides (two glides cost under $20 plus labor and service call). The second time it seems to be more than the front glides. Service tech says that it is the blower moving back and forth on the motor shaft. (Because of a worn indentation on the shaft..). Therefore, he says that I must replace the motor and the blower--parts cost approx. $290, plus labor and service call. Ouch! Also says that the plastic front support piece is worn. More money! So, I am looking at a new dryer instead of trying to patch up the one I have (it's out of warranty.)

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  • Posted on Apr 24, 2008

SOURCE: amana dryer loud noise

remove the lowe acesss panel( 2 5/16 screws) wiht the panel removed and a flashlight in hand, turn on the dryer and watch it tumble. you should be able to pinpoint where its coming from. its either the rear roller supports, the front drum glide assy's, or the tension pulley in ehich the belt its wrapped arund(develops a rut in which the belt has cut into it causing horrible screeeching noise, heck to replace all three of the components is problavle ony 50 bucks or so

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 14, 2009

SOURCE: dryer makes noise as drum rotates on ge profile gas dryer

Solution: the drum slides were worn out and needed replacement.

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  • Posted on Jan 29, 2009

SOURCE: Lady Kenmore Dryer Making Loud Screeching Noise When Drum Turns

defective rollers..replace

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  • Posted on Mar 27, 2010

SOURCE: my whirlpool cabrio electric dryer makes grinding noise

could be a bearing gone

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