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When going through cycle
electrofix wrote: take the lid off and see if the noise is at the top or the bottom of the machine
dave
Bottom at the front.
After 30 minutes, the noise came back.
When running a dry cycle, if I lift the front to about 20 degrees, the noise stops.
If I press the ground plate on the bottom near the front, the noise comes back.
The noise is definately coming from the front just above the ground.
2nd video
I’ve opened it up and there is nothing untoward. The belt is slap bang in the right place and looks like it has never moved. It turns round easily and weirdly, running a drying only cycle with the machine pulled out and the cover off right now and it has not gone into ultra noisy mode. There is the usual hum and movement noise but no mad growling like before.
electrofix wrote: its difficult to tell but my first check would be the fan assembly not the compressor.
the fan blows the air around the system while its drying and something may have disturbed it during the move
did you put the transit bolts back in during the move ?
Dave
Yes, bolts were in and only a 1/2 mile move so no time for a real drama during transport.
I’ll take a look to see if I can identify a fan issue. Thanks.
