Machine squeals, Why? - Rancilio Silvia Espresso Machine

No new washing machine should squeal and make a terrible noise when it washes. Call whoever you bought this from and have the fix or replace it.

Does the machine have a belt? Check your owners manual for replacement.

Squeals are often a lubrication issue. Can you tell where the squeal is. Front, back, side. sometimes it's hard to tell because sound bounces and could be from anywhere. Does it go away right after first print or after warm up cycle?. Delicate equipment does operate better in the proper environment. The manual will usually tell you what room temp machine will work better in.Try to get a better idea of where noise starts Depending on how long you have had it and the print count it may need to be checked out by tech..

Squeal of tape can be due to sticky tape such as Ampex 406, 456,or 3M 807 and 226 or any tape with the H binder formula. I do not think the machine is at fault because of the squeal it is the tape. I am a past Teac Lead Service Technician so I have 40 years experience at this time. If the machine squeals with no tape on it then you may need brake pads

most of the time it is the water pump is going bad. It squeals real loud.

Sounds like the pump.  When it first fills the pump recirculates the water, then it comes on at the end of each cycle to drain the water.  The pump is on the bottom of the machine, on the right side. 

The belt needs tightening -- it's slipping, causing the squealing and preventing it from turning the agitator.

Unplug machine, remove back to access motor. You'l see adjusting bolt(s) -- loosen them -- pry motor to get tension on belt -- while holding motor in place tighten adjusting bolt(s).

More info, let me know.

Charlie

i turn the dryer on it goes for a few minuts and then it fuses all the power points

possible causes are:

bra wire stuck in tub and rubs against the drum and squeals when on spin.

lip seal at front of bearings squealing - this is a difficult repair

Squealing normal occurs due to belt slippage. I would check your belts (look for cracks. Check the belt tension as well, most washers have an adjustment, normally on the motor that allows you to increase the tension of the belt.

If part of a belt gets torn and it is long enough, it will hit any part of the washing machine within range and make a clicking noise at every revolution of the motor.

I am pretty sure you need new belts. You should be able to remove a few screws and open the back cover. Between the pulleys there is a tensioner...loosen that so you can remove the belt easily. replace it with a new belt and adjust the tension.

hope this helps