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Front loader washing machine - noisy spin cycle

I'm not sure if something is stuck behind the drum or whether there is a problem with the bearings

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  • rubygirl Sep 28, 2007

    thank you I had a service man look at it and it is the bearings and has to go into shop. lucky it is under extended warranty.

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I HAVE AELECTROLUX EW 903 FE FRONT LOAD WASHING MACHINE IT WASH PROGRAM IS NOT WORKING PLS SUGGEST A SOLUTION

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A service engineer told me he thought there was a piece of wire caught behind drum and to see if it worked its way out. It hasn't because I don't think he's right. On spin the noise is sometimes so loud it sounds like the bearings have gone. Today I removed the fluff filter and discovered what appears to be shreaded grey plastic. If I can get a copy of the machine spec I might be able to discover where this has come from. Sorry this is not a solution. But as your symptoms are so similar check your filter and see if its full of shreaded plastic.

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