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Noisy Washing machine when loaded

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My washing machine is 9 months old, since new it has been very noisey on a spin, this seems to be the drum moving excessively. I have had repair man out and they have replaced the struts but it still has the same noise. On an empty spin in does not make th noise, so not the bearings. Some loads are louder than others. What should I check??

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Washing machine noisy on spin when loaded

The problem
A 9-month-old washing machine has been very noisy on spin since new. The noise appears only with laundry in the drum, with excessive drum movement reported. An empty spin does not produce the noise. Struts were replaced by a repair visit, but the symptom remained.
Likely cause
No single fault was confirmed. The accepted reply says noisy washing machines can have many causes. The most strongly supported possibility mentioned was incorrect levelling, but the exact cause was not established.
What fixed it
Check that the machine is properly level front to back and side to side. If the noise continues, the accepted advice was that someone needs to hear the machine in person and locate the source of the noise. The exact repair was not confirmed in the discussion.
Checks to try
  • Machine level front to back
  • Machine level side to side
  • Noise only occurs when loaded
  • Empty spin does not make the noise
  • Struts were replaced but noise remained
Parts or tools mentioned
  • Struts

Safety: Further diagnosis should be carried out by a suitably qualified appliance engineer.

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WhitegoodshelpVerified Engineer
Answered over 7 years ago

Hello there. A noisy washing machine can have so many causes it's not easy to help remotely unless I could see a video or hear a recording. The first thing is to make sure it's properly level front to back and side to side. After that it needs someone there to hear the noise and locate where it's coming from. I have 2 comprehensive articles about all the common causes of a noisy washing machine

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