Hi,
Dryer belts rarely make a noise. Drum bearings, idler pulley, motors often do make noises.
No model# posted but something here may help...
Hi,
Dryer belts rarely make a noise. Drum bearings, idler pulley, motors often do make noises.
No model# posted but something here may help...
Experiences??
TIA
LB
Thank you for the quick info. Back to my original concern. Is it worth fixing?? FWIW I am in north west NJ
LB
First, find out what is wrong with it. Drum bearing, drum supports, idler pulley are all very much worth it. If the motor is the noise maker, possible spending 100-150 dollars and it may not be worth the trouble.
jeff. Appliance Repair Aid
Yup, thats the rub. And the house will probably be sold within a year.
LB
Jeff seems to have good advice and I have little information other than personal experience with my Maytag about the same age. First time was the belt and second time, a few months ago, was only dust.
Could be a few things, like the drum rollers. Not terribly expensive parts. Figure the $6 plugs maybe another $40 to $60 for labor, about $40 for parts. If everything else is working OK, you have a serviceable dryer for less than $150 that could last another 5 years. At 17 years you are past the "average" life span. Something else can go again the next day. Or you can put that $150 towards a brand new unit.
Just what I was looking for. Thank you again! You are an AHR Champion:-))
LB
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