The gentle hum of a dryer doing its job can be a familiar noise. But scraping, thumping or pounding are far cries from the soothing sounds we expect. We’ll troubleshoot a Maytag dryer making noise from scraping and squealing to knocking and rattling to restore some peace and quiet.
Whether it’s pounding or scraping, when a dryer makes noise while tumbling it can be an unwelcome surprise. But, oftentimes, each sound has it’s own unique cause. We’ll help identify each one so you can silence a Maytag dryer making noise.
One of the most common dryer sounds can sound like loud thumping. Fortunately, this Maytag dryer rumbling noise can have simple reasons and answers:
A Maytag dryer making noise can also sound like pounding. Usually, a pounding noise occurs if the dryer is not level when operating. The dryer legs can adjust to accommodate floors that aren’t level.
To stop the pounding noise, we recommend confirming that all four dryer legs are touching the floor and that none are missing. Adjust the legs as needed to make sure they’re meeting the floor and leveling the dryer.
When a Maytag dryer making noise sounds like rattling or knocking, there can be several causes with straightforward fixes:
If a Maytag dryer is making a grinding noise or scraping sound a small, loose item may be the cause. A scraping sound results if the item has become caught in the seam at the rear or front of the dryer drum. We suggest turning off the dryer, inspecting the seam along these areas and removing any objects that may be caught.
When your Maytag dryer is squeaking or squealing, there are several part malfunctions that could be the cause:
If you’re still hearing your Maytag dryer making noise after these tips, call Reliable Appliance Service for a dryer repair service. Whether your dryer won’t heat up or is making a loud noise, we’ve repaired every type of malfunction. Give us a call today!
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