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sounds like the humming may be the motor running. check to see if your drive belt is broken. a fairly easy and inexpensive fix. take top of dryer and see if belt is around drum. if broken it will not be there. if it is there, turn drum by hand and see if you get resistence or pull on belt and see if there is slack. belt may be off of drive pulley.
Anyone has a broken belt sander 54-7240-8 within Canada? I could use a particular part from it to fix mine. If you do, email me at [email protected] Thanks.
Sorry no solution for you. But I was wondering if you managed to fix yours. My D-C30 just has the same issue. 10 seconds of clicking and reading on another thread it sounds like the drive belt is broken and needs fixing.
Did you manage to find any instructions or spares etc to do this?
This may not strictly be a laptop computer question, but it sounds like the belt drive on the drum has broken or come off. This is a common problem. If you are handy, unplug the machine, turn it around, and remove the sheet metal screws on the back holding the back panel on. Remove that panel and look for broken or unseated belts. If you find broken or unseated belts, replace them with new ones. If you do not, you need to call in professionals or buy a new washer. Or find someone more handy to help. :>)
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