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I recently purchased a candy condenser dryer, it works really well but is quite loud and thumps, is this normal?

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Thumping sounds can be the rollers or skid plates on the front of the drum, the drum could be dented on the frame lip, it could have a split in the belt.

Posted on Oct 01, 2018

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SOURCE: loud thumping sound

It's probably time for new drum support rollers. There are two rollers the drum rides on and their bearings can fail, which makes them noisy and also makes the drum wobbly while it turns. Replacing the rollers isn't difficult, and you can do it yourself if you feel comfortable working with hand tools and are patient.

Here's a good site with information on belt replacement and other repair tips, and a source for parts:

http://repair2000.com/wpoolbelt.htm

Posted on Nov 26, 2008

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SOURCE: Dryer is making loud thumping noise.

Take off the back panel of the dryer and look at the motor and belt turning the drum. There may be something caught on the drum and is pinned in place causing the noise. The motor could be loose on the platform and needs to be tightened. It is probably something physical and seen causing the noise.

Posted on Jan 14, 2009

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SOURCE: candy cic60 condenser dryer

The drum itself turns on an axle or sprocket. It may need to be oiled. The motor that turns it may be going bad. The windings and bearing could be bad. I assume it is drying O.K.

Posted on Feb 04, 2009

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Forget purchasing anything, i had the same problem. Slide the lid back and spary the belt with WD40..... noise goes and works a treat and no money spent!

Justin

Posted on Jun 25, 2009

Anonymous

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SOURCE: My whirlpool gas dryer makes a really loud

Check the tub rollers and front seal on the tub.
One of the rollers has probably flattened.

Posted on Jul 30, 2010

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