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Something stuck in drum, spinning cycle loud hammering/clacking sound
During the spinning cycles my washer has something stuck in it that begins a hammering scraping noise. We don't want this to effect the motor and it is annoyingly loud.
Re: Something stuck in drum, spinning cycle loud...
Hi there,
sounds like you may have something caught between the tumbler and the cabinet. since the drum has holes in it, can you have a look if you can see anything that's come of clothing, like a bra wire. it's usually something bigger.
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Is it a front loader? You may have something stuck between the tubs or it may be a broken "paddle" One of the plastic baffles that move the clothes around in the tub. they should all be tightly against the tub.
Something is causing the drum to be way out of balance. Does it bang and make noise when it's spinning empty? Probably not. Is something stuck on the side (inside of course) of the drum, causing it to shake when spinning? If not, a spring or shock absorber (connecting drum to sides, bottom or top of machine) has broken or come loose.
Check and see if the inner drum is loose and floppy.if it is, it's likely the bearings have collapsed, and require replacement...If the drum feels stiff and tight, it could be that something is jammed between the inner and outer drums. Both situations could be costly...Get quotes....Good luck...Nomess
My HE2T was making a horrendous sound during the spin cycle. It was
making a loud clacking sound and the machine was moving all over the
place.
There are two things to check. The first is that the feet
are on the floor and the machine is level. The second is a bit more
complex. Remove the three screws that hold the lower panel. Underneath
the drum on each of the four corners are suspension rods. One side is
attached to the drum and the other side is bolted to the bottom of the
washer. My bolts loosened up which allowed the suspension rods to clack
back up and down as the drum spun. You'll need to tighten those bolts
very tight and then give it another try.
Attached on the inside
of that cover is the troubleshooting guide. There is a manual
diagnostic mode and you can step it to the spin cycle so that you can
test the spin balance without having to run through a full cycle. Make
sure you have some clothes in there during the test.
My HE2T was making a horrendous sound during the spin cycle. It was making a loud clacking sound and the machine was moving all over the place.
There are two things to check. The first is that the feet are on the floor and the machine is level. The second is a bit more complex. Remove the three screws that hold the lower panel. Underneath the drum on each of the four corners are suspension rods. One side is attached to the drum and the other side is bolted to the bottom of the washer. My bolts loosened up which allowed the suspension rods to clack back up and down as the drum spun. You'll need to tighten those bolts very tight and then give it another try.
Attached on the inside of that cover is the troubleshooting guide. There is a manual diagnostic mode and you can step it to the spin cycle so that you can test the spin balance without having to run through a full cycle. Make sure you have some clothes in there during the test.
Travioso, there was two service flashes out on this model concerning the seal and bearing which means they had an issue with this washer. The howling noise you are hearing is the bearing and will need the new designed triple seal and bearing kit. This should be covered under your warranty, I believe it is 5 years. The numbers for the service flashes are TDL-0048A-B. Call Maytag and inquire about these service flashes, these should be covered. Catriver.
Sound like scraping when spinning
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