Squeaking My six year old PC-1060 is making a squeaking noise when I use it. Am I suppose to oil something? How do I make the noise stop?

Question edited for clarity, wrong version of duel/dual.
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That will be the clock if it is an analogue electric clock.. It needs lubrication.

Or if it has a rotisserie function, the rotisserie motor is running

Or if the dual fuel is pellets, the auger is squeaking.

It is all guesses without make model details, but you get the idea.
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The bearings in the agitator are worn out and need replacing.

is it beeping or squeaking ? can you locate the beeping/etc with the windows open while driving ?

Try contacting Singer, maybe they can email you a diagram for oiling your overlocker.
http://www.singerco.com/company/contact_us.html

you need to replace the rollers an idler an belt,,,this will stop your noises...call if need help...

When microwave is running, turntable squeaking when rotating. Can problem be fixed? Microwave is about twelve years old.

Could be the drum support rollers for a free video on this go to www.appliancehelponline.com/servicemaual.html

If the model is equipped with a fan, and the noise occurs even when not oscillating it must be a fan/blower motor. If it is a squeak. A squeal could be an electical component going bad which is always bad. I would definitely take some bottom drawer tools , ie. screwdrivers and WD-40 and oil that squeaking motor. Being a fan it goes through alot of air pollutants. That tends to build up on the shaft and can work its way into the bearing seal. Good luck.

please replace felt around drum thank you for useing fixya RATE ME

We can fix this. your dryer has some wheels/rollers and an idler pulley they get worn and or plug up with fabric sheet guu.what you do is pop the top,that the frount off and this will expose the drum,undo the belt the clean inspect /oil and replace worn parts.sounds like you wont see much wear because it stops after[gets warm]so may get buy with oil/cleaning Ps unplug before working