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could be a coin or something stuck around the drum area. check all areas around where it spins. get a magnet if you don't see anything visible and run it along all the area.
You're probably correct...Get quotes to replace seal, bearings and probably the pulley shaft as well, because the shaft may be grooved and the seals may not last......Good luck...Nomess
The fix for me was to get a new washer. Had same issue with loud spin cycle. Tried researching while wife was continuing use of washer. Then the LE message appeared.
Took back apart and found that water had leaked and caused a boat load of damage. Bearings shot, seal leaks, drum leaks, Stator damaged. Same issue as 'jammy64' stated.
Cost to repair wasn't worth it. Going to get an Electrolux model.
Are you sure that there is nothing sticking through the holes in the drum like a nail etc or a screw from trouser pockets, it could be that the heating element has come loose and is scraping against the drum or that the bearings have gone.
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