Washer sounds like a jet airplane taking off during spin cycle. Could this be bad bearings?
I had a Maytag washer almost 5 years old that sounded like a Jet Engine taking off during the spin cycle. It was the Tub Bearing - there are kits to do this yourself. To hire someone it would of cost almost as much as it would be to buy a new Washing machine. Never again Maytag - it was whats inside that mattered so I bought an LG washer.
If you let it go too long your going to wind up flooding underneath the washing machine with Brown gunk
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Yes it is more than likely the main bearing due water leaking into the bearing from seal failure. You need to replace it as a kit if this is the problem. You should also check the holes in the inner bowl sometimes a nail & bra wire can cause the same noise.
SOURCE: Neptune washer load noise.
I do know there is a set of bearings on the drum drive shaft. There is an inner and an outer. Some places mention that these bearings are no longer available. However, I found on ebay a gentlemen who sells these bearing and the seals in a kit for about $80.00. It comes with instructions on how to repair and will save a lot of money. I have done this once already to the same washer, now I am doing it again. If you search on ebay maytag neptune parts you will find his listing for a bearing kit. He also describes the jet engine noise.
SOURCE: Maytag Washer HAV2558AWW loud noise during spin cycle
Your maytag is really an amana and the bearings are bad. Yes it does cost a lot. If i were you i would buy another washer. Get a whirlpool. (whirlpool now owns maytag)
SOURCE: Very loud noise during spin cycle
Probably a broken strut or support. some call it a shock absorber.
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SOURCE: machine making a squeaky noise when washing and
this sounds like the drum bearings and or the drive belt wearing out
SOURCE: Spin cycle makes jet airplane takeoff noise.
Bearings do exist but need a special puller to remove. If techs i n your area have it part numbers are 22002934 , 22003441 also needed is spacer 22002935 and seal kit 12002022 or else you need to order the whole outer basket
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