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Belt, bearings etc. awful awful noises. Need to replace parts! bosch dryer wtmc 3300

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Hi,
Here is a tip that I wrote about dryers and noises...

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Dryer Repair Squeaks, Grinding, Clicking and Knocking Noise


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My bosch Nexxt WTMC 3300 dryer makes a squeaking sound when the load is light -- drying a larger/wetter load less likely to make the noise.

I had a similar problem with a different model Bosch dryer. First I made sure the dryer was unplugged. I found, after taking the front and rear panels off, that one of the front wheels that supports the drum was broken. I replaced the wheel and it works fine with no squeaks.
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Have a Bocsh WTMC 3321US/03 drier making noise. i have replaced motor, same noise. with drum not turning and belt disengaged, making same noise. What do i look for next??

If a noise is heard or even a HUM you can use a small tube to probe with one side kept to your ear. Trace the noise to the actual unit , if this is the motor humming check the capacitor as a faulty capacitor will not start the motor.
Also check for free movement of the motor drive as if there is tightness in the drive the motor will not work.
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My Bosch Dryer WTMC300us/01 is making a rubbing noise with or without items in the dyer. And it "smells" hot. What's wrong and can I fix it?

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Here is a tip that I wrote about dryers and noises...

It will help you determine what is happening there...

Dryer Repair Squeaks, Grinding, Clicking and Knocking Noise


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Screeching noise

Your drum rollers need lubrication or replacment
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Dryer makes squealing noise when operating, replaced rear drum bushing no change. Any ideas?

this could also be caused by a bad idler tension pulley for the belt.but you need to check the roller wheels.to make sure there is no abnormal wear,i hope this helps and good luck
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When I turn the drum, I hear a scrapping noise.

Have the unit taken apart to inspect bearings and glides. While there, vaccuum all the lint.
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Squeaks from drum area during operation

Hi there!

I think it is the drum main bearing that has started to sieze.

If it is not this, then the drive belt may need replacement.

If this leads to a solution, please take a moment to accept. Thank you.
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