Noisey Tumble dryers, Rear drum bearing on , Candy, Hoover, Iberna, Kelvinator, tumble dryers
How to replace a rear drum bearing on Candy, Hoover, Iberna, Kelvinator, tumble dryers
Hoover and Candy tumble dryers are notoriously hard to work on, especially if you don't know how they are put together and don't have anybody to help you out and give you a few hints.
This video is on a tumble dryer that is noisy. this video will show you how to replace the rear bearing it can be used on any vented or condenser tumble dryer made by Candy, Hoover, Iberna, Kelvinator.
we will show you how to strip down the machine. while you're doing the work on how to replace the rear bearing while inspecting the forward drum support Wheels and the Motor jockey Wheels
While you are at it do take the opportunity to clear all the fluff you can, as it improves the useful lifespan of your Candy, Hoover, Iberna, Kelvinator, tumble dryers.
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There are loads of video below to help you repair your tumble dryer condenser or vented and they will help you with all these makesCandy, Hoover, Iberna, Kelvinator, tumble dryers models.
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Noisy problems with my Hoover Candy Tumble dryer.
Dear Sir,
I have watched couple of your videos, They are very good and informative.
My tumble dryer starts smoothly for first few minutes but then after couple of minutes it becomes noisy. I can’t figure out whether the noise is coming from the back or front. I can’t distinguish between different types of noises mentioned (e.g., rumbling, thumping, knocking, rattling, etc.). When I touched the back cover behind the drum centre (behind bearing position) it was hot, Is that normal? As suggested in your video, I have managed to open the tumble dryer successfully and checked the drum bearing. The bearing looks round (not oval shaped as shown in your video). I have also looked at pulley wheels on which drum rests. They look ok. The pulley wheels supporting the belt are also fairly tight. So, I am bit lost on the cause of the noise. Could you please advise on the cause of the noise.
Regards,
S. Kumar