Squealing noise on start up drying still works

Squeals are often a lubrication issue. Can you tell where the squeal is. Front, back, side. sometimes it's hard to tell because sound bounces and could be from anywhere. Does it go away right after first print or after warm up cycle?. Delicate equipment does operate better in the proper environment. The manual will usually tell you what room temp machine will work better in.Try to get a better idea of where noise starts Depending on how long you have had it and the print count it may need to be checked out by tech..

Try to tighten the belts a little firm.Sounds like when engine idling no squelling only when about to take off .Some times belts may seem ok on the outside but if you look on inner side you tend to see cracks in the belts .

While the drum belt could be PART of the problem, I would suspect the bearing failing and rubbing against the cabinet.
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Hello

When an appliance such as a dishwasher starts making a new noise, you need to isolate the cause of the noise so that you know whether or not it is damaging the machine. Several things can cause a noisy dishwasher.

Motor

Dishwashers are driven by an internal motor that gets quite noisy when defective. The problem occurs when a seal breaks down and allows water to access the bearings in the motor, removing the grease needed for proper lubrication and creating a loud motor noise when the dishwasher runs. The seal or bearings need to be replaced in this situation quickly or more extensive damage to the motor may occur.

Inlet Valve

If the inlet valve on your dishwasher is broken or breaking, you will hear a distinctive thumping or clattering noise whenever a load is run. A thumping noise doesn't always indicate this problem, however, depending on when you hear it. If you hear a noise like this when the water is filling up the dishwasher at the start of the cycle, the noise likely points to an inlet valve problem.

Squealing

A high-pitched squealing noise is an indication that something is wrong with the fan. Fan bearings that are worn out indicate that the fan apparatus needs to be replaced. If the noise you're hearing is in fact coming from the fan, it will only occur when the dishwasher is drying the dishes. Dishwashers use a fan to generate and distribute heat to dry the dishes quickly.

Minor Concerns

Sometimes even a minor concern can cause a great deal of noise. The thing to watch for is whether or not the noise repeats itself on multiple loads. A loud noise on a single load that doesn't repeat could be caused by things like a loose utensil or small implement rattling around loose in the dishwasher. Also inspect the bottom of your dishwasher. Hardened bits of old food can become rock hard under the heat in the dishwasher and cause noise when the unit runs.

Belt needs to be replaced,have you ever had a car drive by and heard a squealing noise? dryer belts "glaze" and squeal due to wear just like the ones in your engine

You didn't mention the alternator, power steering pump, or water pump. In fact, any pulley other than the crankshaft one can have a bad bearing or dry seal. Remove the belt and spin each pulley while listening for any rough noise or squeal. If it was the crankshaft, it might be time to check the oil. Start the engine with the belt off to see if it does squeal. Make sure the noise isn't coming from the radiator fan(s).

Rick,

It sounds like you are having a problem with the tensioner for the dryer belt - when this device starts to fail, it can sometimes be lubricated with oil and last a little while longer, but will usually need to be replaced. The squealing you hear is a dry bearing for the tensioner pulley. While you're in there, also look aroud and listen if you hear any strange noises coming from the other spots. There could also be issues with the dryer support rollers or support guides.

I am asuming the belt is ok and the drive motor is working properly.

I don't think they can be, but, also take a look at the fan bearing assembly too. You should be able to isolate if the noise is from the motor bearings or blower bearings.

Seems like the wii froze. Try other discs and if worse comes to worse send the wii to nintendo

you have to open the dryer and lubricate the rollers, these are the parts that normally make the squealing sounds.

tnx 4 using fixya,

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