Questions & Answers for: Whirlpool roaring noise

...in the high speed spin mode, is this normal or is it a service issue? A loud, roaring noise in high spin speed usually indicates the tub bearing is failing. A large job best left to the

...roaring noise. I've continued to turn the cool button back & I've just now turned it off. Any help would be appreciated. it could be your condenser fan..check the back, remove the cover and check the ...

...roaring noise while it's on. Is this a maintenance problem? Could this lead to more problems? Does the roaring sound occur after the machine warms up? If so, it could be a bad drum bearing. the heat ...

Roaring noise during spin cycle During spin makes a loud roaring noise. Sounds like it is coming from the back side of the tub. If you spin the tub by hand you can hear the noise as well but on a ...

...roaring noise what is wrong? OK, that roaring is coming from a damaged direct drive assembly. the gear box is damaged. you will need to replace asap. Gear case housing kit with main drive gear will ...

front load duet whirlpool makes loud roar when it spins - no error code. Machine is only about 1 year old and just started making this noise recently Hi, When my washer did that, I found that the ...

roaring sound for several months. Today the ice had frozen in the back of the freezer. We cleaned out the ice and cut the frig back on, Now it is making an even louder roar. Should we be looking a new

...roaring noise that turns on and off several times in a one hour period. Hi, Here is a tip that I wrote about refrigerators and the fan noise that they develop sometimes... Refrigerator Fan Noise ...

...roaring noise in the back of the freezer. we are about to leave for two weeks on vacation. Should I be worried or call a repairman? Remove any perishable items and unplug the unit. When you get back ...

Microwave makes noise when on What causes noise when on All microwaves make some noise when running. Cooling fans, exhaust fans, turntable motor, transformer, and magnetron all make noise. I assume ...