[FONT=Calibri][SIZE=3][COLOR=#000000]I have a super large capacity GE dryer that is making ear piercing screeching noises mostly at the beginning and the end of the cycle. It is taking a bit longer to dry the clothes, but they still dry. What part should I replace?[/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT]
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[FONT=Calibri][SIZE=3][COLOR=#000000]Thanks in advance for any and all help. My dogs will really thank you; they are going nuts when I dry clothes! ~[/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT]
[quote=fawn_eyes888;266894]I have a super large capacity GE dryer that is making ear piercing screeching noises mostly at the beginning and the end of the cycle. It is taking a bit longer to dry the clothes, but they still dry. What part should I replace?
Thanks in advance for any and all help. My dogs will really thank you; they are going nuts when I dry clothes! ~[/quote]
Fawn Eyes,
I’m sure you’re going to need a rear drum bearing kit.
This part is the most common noise issue on this style dryer.
Does the noise seem to be comming from the back of the machine ?
It’s an easy repair, but it is an involved repair. but doable.
yes it does. I started to take off the back, but I removed 4 screws that had nothing to do with the back. I take it I have to remove the hex screws? I have never repaired anything like this before, but I am mechanically inclined and want to save $$$$. If I buy the repair manual will it walk me thru the process???
Fawn eyes,
You’re at the wrong end…
You have to access that bearing from the front, that’s why I said it was involved.
Yes the service manual will walk you through the teardown procedure and repair/ replacement of the part.
It’ll come in handy in the future, if anything else goes wrong.
And we can always answer any question you’d have.
Good Luck,
Thanks Joe! I am going to try to do it!!!
Great,
I like that idea, Give it a go !!!
Once you get your manual and parts, and are ready to go,
If you run into a problem, or don’t understand something, drop us a line.
Good Luck,
