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Noises can be a few things, first remove the belt spin drum by hand it should be fairy smooth and Quiet, if not then chance is the rum bearings are faulty quite an expensive repair....
your inner drum bearing lip-seal has gone bad and the inner drum bearings are now water soaked and rusted and need replacement,parts are cheap,but depending how long it takes to remove and clean the bearing races and time/labor you will need to check on in your area
FIRST, IF IT DOESNT STOP FILLING YOU EITHER HAVE A CLOGGED VACUUM LINE OR A BAD PRESSURE SWITCH. AS FOR THE NOISE WHEN IT SPINS, TAKE OFF THE BELT, CHECK PULLEY FOR THE MOTOR AND PUMP, IT SHOULD SPIN FREELY AND TIGHT. IF THEY BOTH GOOD, AND THE NOISE IS AROUND THE MIDDLE OF THE TUB ON TOP OF THE TRANSMISSION, MEANS YOU HAVE A BAD TUB BEARING
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It's hard to pinpoint it from your description. But it might be either the motor coupler, or transmission. Does it agitate alright with no noise? It could be center shaft bearings too if it only makes the noise in spin. Either way, with transmission, or center shaft bearings, the transmission needs to be removed. The motor coupler is a lot easier. It's what drives everything and is used instead of a belt. If the rubber is worn out, it can make an awful noise. If this helps, please rate my answer. Thank you.
There are three reasons for such awful noise during spinning. Either the drum or the bearing turning the drum. Check for drum bearing failure if your washing machine is noisy on the spin cycle. Drum bearing failure is common when the bearing seals start allowing water to enter. You can take the belt off and spin the drum by hand, and if the drum rumbles, replace the bearings.
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