How to get the diffuser apart? - Hayward SAND FILTER, PRO SERIES

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It sounds like you didn't get the diffuser sheets back on in the correct position, so it is not spreading the light correctly. Please keep in mind how fragile these are and the importance of not letting any dust in between the sheets. I wish you well on this endeaver.

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You did get the right replacement bearing assembly; did you also replace the bearing retainer and ground strap to the gas diffuser?
I'm sure you followed the repair procedures as described in this video http://youtu.be/MPXu-Ya8CBY
And if you did double check everything I suggested- then the next thing I would have to ask, is the noise you are hearing only happening when the dryer is full of clothes or does it also occur when the drum is empty?
If the noise occurs only when the dryer has clothes in it, you may be overloading the dryer.
If the dryer is making the noise whether the drum is loaded or unloaded, then the next logical step is to check for level.
Place a carpenter's level on top of the dryer; check it side to side; and front to back; adjust the leveling legs if necessary.
From my experience, a scraping sound could be caused by metal or hard plastic objects getting caught between the cabinet and front seal of the drum. And you already had it apart to replace the front bearing and slides; and I'm sure you inspected the diffuser for any damage or being out of round when you installed the rear bearing...at this point, predicated you did replace the bearing retainer and ground strap- the only 3 things you didn't replace is the gas diffuser, the drum, and diffuser- not to suggest that you do :) Please keep me posted. Best regards.

follow this steps and fix it. God bless you

1. Turn off the pump motor and close the input and output valves.
2. Loosen the fasteners that secure the tube connecting the pump and motor.
3. Move the motor away from the pump housing.
4. Remove fasteners holding the diffuser to the backplate.
5. Inspect the diffuser and O-ring for wear, replacing as needed.
6. As needed, remove fasteners attaching the impeller to the shaft. Alternately, the impeller may be screwed on to the end of the shaft.
7. Remove the impeller and seal from the shaft.
8. Inspect and replace the impeller and seal.
9. Reassemble the pump.

First remove bolts holding motor to wet end. Pull motor back and out of wet end. Diffuser should just fall off. Not held by anything, there are just some locating tabs. Next, unscrew impeller. Some impellers may have a screw holding it on to center shaft. If so, unscrew.(Backwards thread). Remove back cover on motor and hold centershaft with large screwdriver or wrench on flat of shaft. Unscrew impeller. Next, unscrew 4 bolts holding motor to seal plate.

If the compressor is a diaphram type, the diaphram is likely bad. Replace the diaphram.

Lube the seal plate oring and diffuser oring with magic lube.

3 most common things that cause this are a defrost problem (will notice frost build up on back freezer panel), bad evaporator fan motor (should hear fan running in the freezer), or bad damper (vent to the fridge section). If no frost and fan is running check for air flow out of the vent. It should be at the top of the fridge section.