Electric Dryer Making Loud Noise - TOP 6 Reasons & Fixes - All Dryers
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- How to fix a Noisy Dryer - Top 6 reasons and EASY DIY instructions to get your Electric Dryer back to working order. Reason #1 - Drum Rollers and Axles...
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Reason #2 your electric dryer is making grinding noise - Front Drum Glides
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Reason #3 your electric dryer is screeching - Idler Pulley
Reason #4 your electric dryer is making loud screeching noise - Blower Wheel
Reason #5 your electric dryer is making loud rumbling noise - Drive Belt
Reason #6 your electric dryer is making scraping noise - Drive Motor
This "Top 6 Reasons YOUR Electric Dryer Is Making Loud Noise" video covers all major brands of dryers, including: Whirlpool, Sears Kenmore, Samsung, LG, GE, Maytag, Amana, Roper, Frigidaire Electrolux, Inglis, Kitchenmaid, Magic chef, Speed queen, Norge, Montgomery wards, Jenn air, Kelvinator, Admiral, Bosch, Crosley, Gibson, Hotpoint, JC Penney, and others.
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My wife said the dryer wasn’t heating so I finally found out how to change the element on our Samsung which we had for approximately 11 years. Once I replaced it & put everything back together, I heard a tumbling noise and my wife said I knew we should’ve called a technician. Broke my heart 😿. But I took it apart 4 times before I found your video & it looks like the idler pulley is damaged. I’m determined to repair this myself and restore my dignity 👍🏾
great info, would be perfect if there were samples of the noise each problem makes :-)
That's what I was hoping for too
that would be waaaay too easy . it just cant be that easy these days ..it SHOULD but its not
I agree! I've been searching for hours and not one video with actual noises from dryer
This was the MOST detailed video I found. Towards the beginning of each of the reasons/fixes he references the noise that the dryer would make. I found that helpful and am currently working through these steps on my dryer. If you're not sure what squealing/squeaking/grinding sounds like... I'd just google it (that's what I did). Hope this helps a bit. Good luck! :)
Sally Castles open your dryer and inspect. The only way to truly see what’s going on
Finally a video that accurately described sounds rather than just “scraping, or squeaking”. Thank you!
I agree regarding the noise sample. My dryer was making a thumping noise so I replaced the drum support rollers. Since I was in there, I felt it made sense to change the pulley wheel and belt. I cleaned dust and lint from the inside. Thumping noise is gone but now it just sounds extremely loud. It works do I feel confident regarding the repair but the loud operation is worse than the thumping.
You have no idea how much this has helped! We've been having issues with our dryer and camt afford a new one at the moment! THANK YOI
Wow, this was extremely informative! Now I know for sure that the sound I'm hearing is coming from the blower and I can go home and address it! Thanks!
I've bought parts from these guys. very nice experience. Even fun to be able to fix my own appliances. Very very simple operations.
Thanks, you gave me some things to look at.
And I was able to find out what was causing the dryer to sound like it was beating itself.
#3 the Idler Pulley
I replaced mine last year, and it looks as if it has moved over too far towards the elbow bend in the pulley arm.
I took the belt and spindle off, checked to ensure the pulley arm was not worn out, and placed everything back.
Once I did, I made sure it was level and then started the dryer, and it was quiet like it was supposed to be.
So, thank you for this video. Very helpful.
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This helped me so much and i got it figure out everything i needed. and your site is amazing and super easy to use. This helped me from not having a buy a new dryer!!
Thanks so much!!
Another example of the age-old truth - heroes don't always wear capes. Thank you sir!
@Eboni Tucker I can't take anybody seriously whose name is "Eboni".
This was a phenomenal video, thanks for the info
Thank you! This was very helpful. I found a chewed up sock stuck in the blower wheel!
You're a great teacher. Thanks
Excellent video. Feel like I can tackle this myself after watching. 👍
this is great!
thanks very much for posting
Love his voice and instructions
Before you start replacing parts, it might be worth taking it apart to see what's happening. I had a tiny screw stuck in the blower shroud that was just bouncing around. It's really amazing the amount of noise (rattle) that it was making.
Thank you for the information
Love the tips, very helpful.
Awesome video, thanks!
Literally, one week ago, I purchased thermal fuse and door latch on a Thursday morning, received both OEM items the NEXT morning (Friday). Followed your easy videos, and took care of both issues in less than fifteen minutes, including vacuuming up dust and lint.
EDIT to add: Our dryer is a 20-year old Kenmore. This was the first year we ever had to replace parts.
Glad to hear you were able to do your repair! If we can help with anything in the future please let us know!
Excellent information! Thank you
I know this is for an electric dryer but I have a gas dryer I'm imagine they run about the same. I have a Maytag centennial bought in 2016. I just started hearing the noises so it shouldn't be too bad. Thanks for the great video!
Love it.. thanks for sharing
Don’t normally like videos but this one gets a thumbs up
Thanks for the help. I had to replace my drum roller axle
Thank you! I am now confident I can figure out why my dryer sounds like death & repair it myself.
Great information!
thanks to you i was able to fix my dryer
Very helpful video. Thanks
Excellent video. Thanks
when i spin my motor (without belt) it doesn't spin for long and comes to a stop after a few rotations. when i saw this guy spin the same motor it was behaving exactly the same way, so this tells me the motor is still good. thanks for the video!
Dude you rock, straight to the point and very clear!!
Thank you! Glad we were able to help you out.
Great video no more noises
Thank you!
Excellent
Super helpful video, thank you!!! I will be ordering the parts from the website asap!
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Thank you 🙏
Honestly very good video. From the sound my dryer is making it sounds like front drum glides. Thanks
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Excellent video. I just changed the belt, idler pulley, and two rollers and vacuumed the inside. The belt was shredding and I suspect it was the cause of a rotational noise. After reassembling everything, I tested the dryer and everything works but I am still hearing a rotational noise- I hope that it's from the blower in the back. I disassembled the dryer a second time but could not determine where the sound was originating. I cleaned the lint duct housing in the back of the dryer in 2020 and it was pretty full. I'm awaiting two foam seals to arrive before reopening the back of the dryer. And I hope that the source of the new noise is in the back of the dryer. This dryer is a 22-year-old Whirlpool Commercial which was purchased in a set from Lowe's for residential use. I would like to keep it running as it's uncomplicated without all of the new electronics.
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I also wish there was a sample sound video. Mine makes a noise, not sure if it’s grinding or what. It isn’t squeaking or whiny sounding, but I don’t know what it would be. We had a flood a little while back, had about 10 inches of water in basement…..lower than the door. But the dryer still works, it just makes a noise the whole time. I wish 8 could hear that same sound in one of these videos.
thank you
I have a GE stackable washer/dryer unit, my dryer makes a metal clanking noise while running. Would that be a bad rear drum bearing causing that noise?
"Plug it in and take it for a spin" haha. When I fix the dryer ima use that line on the wifey. Lol
take if for a spin. love it.
Thanks!
Thanks to you, I was able to fix the dryer myself!!!!
Suddenly I’m gonna be a dryer repairman? Alright
Hi, do you know where its moisture sensor is located? I have the same one as it in video with auto dry mode, but I can’t find the sensor, I bought 23 years ago. Thanks.
whether the whirlpool blower wheels are still available
My dryer belt visibly vibrates quite rapidly. What could it be? I saw some slight wear where a little piece here and there is coming off from the side, but the belt itself appears to be in good condition.
I’ve replaced the drum wheels and the belt but I’m still hearing a loud noise upon startup. I did notice that the loud sound is coming near the drive motor. Is it possible the drive shaft is making the loud noise? And btw The blower wheel is clean and undamaged
Good news, I think. As I mentioned before, I got the nut off the fan blower wheel, but could t get the wheel off. So I just vacuum the lint and dust and use a toothbrush. As I was doing my ast vacuum, I heard something get sucked up. So I am thinking and hoping this was the issue. I looked in the vacuum and it was either a penny or a ear ring. I think it was my wifes ear ring, because it sounded like a screw going thru the vacuum tubing. I put everything back together and let t run empty for 2 minute, but it turned off automatically. I think it does this, as it has a sensor if the clothes are not wet to stop. We are doing a load of laundry now and throwing it in the dryer, so ia m praying to the laundry gods that it works! THank you so much for your video!
Hopefully that is all that was wrong. If you are needing help please let us know and we will be more than happy to assist you.
I just clean inside my dryer & replaced my pulley, belt, & rollers because my kenmore dryer started screaming/squealing then stopped turning, it was otherwise quiet. After replacing all this it is turning again and not scream/squeal BUT now my dryer sounds like a jet engine so loud. What do I do now?
Thanks for the tips on combating the noise. What would cause the noise & heating to come & go?
Mine is squealing and getting intermittent heat. Did you figure out what it was?
My dryer has the rollers and axles symptoms but when I do a search on your site I can't find these parts, help please!
I got to go there. Mine isn't listed on Sears website.
My dryer is making noises and overheating what do u think is the problem
My gas whirlpool dryer makes a high-pitched squealing sound for 10 or 20 seconds each time I start the dryer. Then the sound goes away. Is this likely to be a symptom of the motor failing or the rollers and/or pulley? Can the motor bearings be replaced? Two of the rollers, belt and pulley were replaced within the last year. The other two rollers were cleaned and seemed to be working fine. Thank you.
Can you tell where the noise is coming from? Have you looked at your belt to make sure that isn't loose? What is your model number?
THIS GUY IS THE SHIT. I FIXED MY DRYER AND IM AND IDIOT> WOOOOOO!!!!
Last night pushed start button but like too quickly and didnt start but it felt like if the belt slipped.. and now its making lot of noise.. Its a hotpoint commercial and opened the sides to see and everything seems to be in place.. i dont understand.
What did it sound like???
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I’m going over your video now just to check up on my Maytag bravos XL. Even though it states “good airflow” I wanna check the blower for buildup, ect. What I do notice is when you manually spin the drum, there is light resistance and a low sandy, rumble sound. My guess is there fine dust, dirt, hair build up on and around the roller disc and bearings may be worn but not completely dead. I just have to find a roller and bearing kit for this model number, a “refresh kit” after 7 years of use. Other than that, dryer has zero issues.
MODEL# MEDB835DW2
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@@appliancepartspros well, I’m looking at it now but if you can help. I’m trying to find the correct rollers and bearing kit refresh for that model.
What is your model number?
@@appliancepartspros right above there in my main comment ^^^^at the bottom
I do apologize. I didn't see it at first. One moment and let me see what I can find for you.
It would really help to actually hear the noise a bad part makes in order to figure out what part needs replacing. The high and low squaling sounds I'm sure makes a differance.
My dryer is portable and it is making a clanking sound. What could that be?
The humming sound that my dryer normally makes while drying clothes, suddenly got about 25% louder yesterday. It sounds normal when the dryer first starts up, but after about 15 minutes or so then it gets louder... Any suggestions?
Mine is currently doing this. But it sounds like a rattle and gets louder at times. And some times sounds normal 🤦🏽♂️
@@jasontodd9302
I learned that you can call a local appliance parts supply store, and describe the problem to them, and they will most likely be able to tell you what part you need. That's what I did. Actually, I called two local appliance parts stores, for a second opinion
@@christopherlynn8377 thanks bro I’ll do that today. The dryer still works but that loud rattling is annoying
I've actually went to far as to turn the dryer on while he was on the phone with me! 😂But he knew right away what to do!
My issue is a grinding noise that goes in a rhythmic pattern once the clothes are almost dry or are dry. The longer I wait to stop the dryer, the louder it gets. This seems to be the lower left area. Not sure if in front or back.
What is the model number of your dryer?
To add: wet and cold items makes it run without issue its when either large blanket/comforters or small light things like sheets ir only a couple of items will make it start to do this after a short while
Sorry one more. I do see the heating coil cycle on and off.
Have you check the glides to see if they could be worn or damaged?
pencil in the blower wheel, thought it was the motor... whew.. although the whole thing is disassembled -_- shoulda checked the blower first aaaah.. such a pain to put the strap back into place...
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I thought this was going to be a noise video :0
Replaced belt, entire upper shroud with plates, rear drum bearing and support, lower felt, and entire motor assembly. It’s humming extremely loud and still making thumping noises. The only thing I didn’t change was the tensioner arm and pulley which shows no signs of issue. I’m completely lost at this point 🤷🏼♂️
What is the model number of your dryer? Does it make the humming noise and thumping noise during the whole cycle or just at a certain point?
@@appliancepartsprosHi, it’s the GE GTD42EASJ2WW. The noises are consistent throughout the entire cycle whether the dryer is running full or empty. I actually tilted the dryer back while it was running empty and I could see the metal bottom of the dryer flex with each thump. It looks to me like the flexing is right where the motor is mounted. I’ve gone through several belts. I notice the rubber keeps fraying off and seems to begin to melt in between the ribs not long after replacement.
When you installed parts did you make sure everything was installed correctly?
@@appliancepartsprosI’m 100% positive. I pulled the drum out, checked my work and reassembled at least 4 times. Everything is installed correctly and tightly. The thumping sound was present before I replaced all those parts and it never went away. I also replaced the idler arm and pulley since I wrote my initial comment, but unfortunately there was no change. The thumping is still present. Could the drum somehow be out of round where the belt rides? The reason I ask is it seems like the motor pulley is being pulled up slightly by the belt and then released back down during the revolution, making that annoying thumping noise. I can see the bottom sheet metal of the dryer flexing with each thump. I wish I could simply blame the belt but I’m on the 3rd replacement belt now.
If you have replaced all these parts and it is still making that noise you could be having an issue with the drum. The drum could have some how gotten a dent in it or something and that could be causing the issue you have going on.
My dryer is making a subtle humming sound while running. Any ideas?
Can you tell where the humming is coming from? Does it do it during the whole cycle? Have you checked for any blockages or maybe something could be caught somewhere?
@@appliancepartspros It hums the whole cycle. Took it apart this weekend and only noticed one potential issue. When manually spinning the drum, I can feel and hear the belt slipping a little. Is there usually a little slippage in these things? If I replace the belt, would it be a good idea to replace the tensioner as well? Dryer is 12 years old and has never had those items replaced...
There shouldn't be any slipping at all. If you want to replace the tensioner while in there then you could replace that as well.
@@appliancepartspros thanks for your response. You reaffirmed what I was thinking. I'll plan to replace the belt sometime soon.
I don't know what is going on. It's a new dryer and all at once it starts making a loud noise.
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My dryer makes a sound like coins are spinning in it. Any idea what that is? I'm going to pull it apart today to clean out the lint because now I'm worried about my house going up in flames like the dramatic footage in the video😟
Same dude what happened
I don’t wanna take apart mine so tell me what happened I don’t wanna burn alive I’d rather die by the virus than burning alive
The dryer had a screw stuck in the drum. Super easy fix.
Can be coins stuck under the "agitators" (not the right term) anyway anyone can fix this, just pop the top up and loosen the screws on the drum that hold the paddles that are in the dryer on then rotate by hand and coins or other debris may fall out
@@itptires it was a screw stuck to the drum.
My dryer made a noise and quit all together, so......????
Why is my tumble dryer making a popping noise
What is your model number?
My dryer is making a whistling sound
None of these examples fit at all with the noise my dryer is making. Bummer.
this video is for people who are already familiar with the structure of a drying. This is def not for beginners.
What is going on with your dryer? What is the model number of your dryer?
Mine sounds like a lawn mower or generator
Is it making the noise through the whole cycle or just during a certain time? What is your model number of your dryer?
I opened my dryer and cleaned it ; put it back together and the whole house blew up when i turned it on .
wtf?? you serious?!
Very informative! I finally found someone who knows more than my mother-in-law. Plug i in and take it for a spin he says...lol...I threw my mother-in-law in the trunk and took her for a spin and she came out lint free....pissed but lint free. There were more wrinkles on her face than on her clothes. I would of thrown her in the washer first but the laundromat is the better option just in case she has cooties.
Without example sounds, pointless.
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This video was not helpful without the noises that each problem creates.
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