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Aug 12, 2011 - 10 posts - ‎2 authors
My Whirlpool MT4155SPS-2 microwave oven has recently started to buzz loudlywhen operated. The sound is getting louder and more frequent ...

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it is a capacitor to start the motor for the next cycle. I think it is inside the door. you may have to call a tech.

sumanth m 's answer may well be correct because I have the same dryer and it has the same problem. I got a massive electric shock off mine and so I think the buzzing is a protection measure against a short circuit

sounds like the belt tensioner is going bad

Could be a couple things, depending on the buzz you are getting, if it's a buzz from the board like an alarm, it could be a door switch, if it's an electric sounding humming buzz it could be something stuck in your blower wheel like a sock

Sounds like you have a motor problem draging and it can't get started I just replaced one same problem.

you might have a damaged door lock mechanism.it might be jammed in the closed position,and should be changed

If you push the start button and you here a buzzing sound, This sounds like the motor is bad.

Somthing you can try and this might not work. but open the dryer door and turn the drum a littel bit then close the door and try to start it. If it starts running again then you have hit a bad spot on the motor.

If it just still just makes the buzzing noise then the motor is most likley bad.

The fan could have an obstuction. I have heard of tech sheets getting into the fan and causing a vibration and vibrating sound.

CHECK COUP-LER BETWEEN MOTOR AND GEARBOX.if coupler good,then gearbox bad.