My kenmore washer suddenly starts making a loud noise.i tried to run it with less of a load but still making that loud noise.i checked the belt,motor & it looks ok.i am thinking of it maybe out of balance.any help on how to fix this problem.
thanks,
rommel
I had the same problem and it went on few months. Then the final spin didn't work and I could smell something buring. Called AHS and they sent a tech, who said it was the bearing. Cost about $350. to fix. Will be replacing the washer soon, I don't think we paid too much more than this at the scratch and dent place.
My Kenmore front-load washer starts to make the huge noise. The noise happens during the wash cycle, but is mild. During the spin cycle, the noise becomes really loud. It looks like the drum is getting loose and hitting other part of the machine.
I checked the drum, and I can sway the drum easily with my hand. So it looks some supporting structure is broken. I don't know if it is easy to open the washer to check what has been broken.
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My washer only make it during the spin cylcle its really loud I could here it from my bedroom and my waher is in the garage. it sheakes so much it moves the washer all the way until it hits the wall.
I have a loud noise during the spin cycle as if the drum is loose or off line.
Please advise?
Mine has the model# 417.41142000
Noise description: loud, grinding, continuous when spinning. Upon hand rotating,
it's smooth if little force is used sideway, but starts to make noise
when the cylinder is slightly off the axis.
I read about a "flash recall" on the bearing but when I called the recall #(800-659-7026), I was told there's no recall. Well, I think there should be after reading so many reports online on this problem.
Describe the noise you are hearing. Does the washer make the noise continuously? Does it only do it during the spin cycle? If you are talking about a loud rumble noise during the spin cycle, you may have a rear tub bearing that has gone bad. Please post back and describe the problem a little more in depth, so I can diagnose it correctly.
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