My dryer was making a hellish noise and shutting off. My wife insisted the belt was broke, so I replaced it and put the thing back together. To my delight it worked, so I loaded it with clothe and it ran fine, for about ten seconds. It made a clicking noise and shut off thencame on by itself 30 seconds later. It even came on by itself after the on/off dial was turned to off. I thought maybe when i flipped the top up some connections got loose so i removed the back and looked at the wiring it was ok put the back on and started it. it ran ok so i stopped it and put towels in it made a squealing grinding noise and stopped on its own. Do I need an exorcism performed, or can I figure this out with your help?

Father, is replacing the motor worth it, the dam dryer is only about five years old, and we have had a lot of good times on it. It does get a lot of use with five messy kids but its like a super capacity heavy duty, etc. how much does a motor cost and can a simple sheep farmer like myself do such a thing. amen

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