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I could not find much info on your dryer, but there is probably a belt that goes from the motor and wraps around the drum. If the drum is not rotating, the belt may be broken.
The roller to the belt tensioner is binding causing to make the warbling noise.The bearing needs to be replaced which comes with the roller. A new belt is advisable as well when replacing. The stalling problem could be also from the belt being stretched or the timer relay is weak
IT IS POSSIBLE THAT YOUR DRUM SUPPORT & BEARINGS HAVE GONE, WAS IT SQUEEKING & HAS DRUM DROPPED SLIGHTLY??
IF SO ID SAY THAT IT IS THIS MINE WENT WRONG A FEW MONTHS AGO, SO I TOOK IT TO BITS & IT WAS THE ABOVE PROBLEM, JUST AN IDEA OR YOUR MOTOR HAS PACKED UP, OR YOUR DRUM BELT HAS SNAPPED..
You need to have you belt replaced. Over time the belt will strech. this causes the dryer to still spin but the belt will sometimes loose the grasp of the drum and cause the belt to spin only.
This happens because over time with heavy loads of towles and jeans pull down on the drum as it is being loaded. Than when in cycle the jeans will drop from the top to the bottom pulling aginst it even more..
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