What are some best cheapest electric drums? - Dryers

most likely it is either the belt or one or more of the wheels the drum rides on. a belt stretches as it ages and can start to make noise as it slips on the drum or motor pulley. wheels/bearing also can make noise as they wear. another possibility is the tensioner that takes up the slack on the belt. if the dryer is 5+ years old or older, i personally would replace all the wheels(4) and the belt and lube the tensioner and have it all set for many more years. wheels are about $40 on eBay and the belt is about $10. other good sites for getting the correct oem parts are repairclinic.com(not the cheapest but always good parts and good return policy) or appliancepartspros.com(good prices/oem parts)

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Hi there, given this a lot of thought. I had same problem. Could be that you are in a hard water area. Soap is not dissolving properly and building up in the rubber tube between soap box and drum. How I resolved this. Turn off power remove top cover of washing machine and massage the rubber pipe between soap box and drum to soften and cause undissolved saoa to drop into drum. This should rectify problem. Also consider using every month some descaler powder called Descaler cheapest from Axxxxn best wishes.

I would replace the whole diff housing from drum to drum . find one secondhand in aust id be after $150 or there abouts then there is no set up it is easier to replace the whole unit check oil for metal . and make sure the diff ratio is the same

check for a blown fuse or bad relay. thats the best place to start and for sure the cheapest.

Yes this may sounds like the brakes have glazed over. This best way to fix this is to replace the pads and get the drum skimmed. At a local dealer, they will put the drum on a special lathe, and take a very small cut from the inside diameter of the drum. They will also measure the drum first, to see how viable it is to skim or wether full replacement is your best and cheapest option. After skimming it will have the finish comparable to a brand new drum. Also check the operation of the slave cylinder (what operates the pads) to be sure that is working correctly. Goodluck! Let me know how you got on.

This sounds like either your toner cartridge is getting low / old or your drum is starting show signs of wear. I would try going to your local office supply store and replace the cheapest one first. Toners can range from $48 and up. Drums are a bit more spendy roughly around $109.

Best of luck.

ALWAYS UNPLUG YOUR DRYER BEFORE STARTING ANY REPAIRS

Your problem sounds like drum rollers have flat spots on them or in need of lubrication
If you have a front loading machine,
Remove the electrical console that holds the timer switch, start switch, etc. from the top of the dryer.
Be REAL CAREFUL not to knock any of the wires off of the timer switch. Then remove the top of the dryer.
Remove the front of the dryer. This will expose the drum and belt. Remove the drum and belt and this will expose the drum rollers, idler arm pulley and motor.
Now is a good time to check the belt condition for wear.
Be sure to note the route of the belt, this will come in handy when you go to reinstall the belt.
Check your drum rollers for flat spots, if they have flat spots on them replace them.
If the drum rollers don't have flat spots on them then they probably only need lubrication. Lubricate the shaft of the rollers with a good grade of machine oil such as 3 in One oil. Reassemble the dryer, plug back in. This should solve your noise problem.
I will include these two websites for parts and further help:
http://www.partselect.com/
http://www.appliancepartspros.com/index.aspx
Both also have chat assistance 24/7.
Good Luck,
I hope this helps