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Anonymous Posted on Dec 30, 2015

Duet washer making a squeaking noise on spin cycle, then loud noise at high spin. It make cracking sound when spinning or pushing on S.S. Tub. What could this be?

I did check the boot and there is nothing it there. When I push on it and the sound is coming from the back of the tub...almost like something is cracking as I push. Also during the spin cycle the tub starting rubbing on the plastic up front and shredding it.

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Duet washer making a loud noise on spin cycle, it squeaks on low spin and then when it gets up to high speed, it is really loud. What could this be?

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