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- 2 L -
T . F .
2 6 - 2 3
3 .
Frozen
Idler
Roller
4 .
Drum Binding
Check Drum Bearings
for
both
wear and adequate
lubrication.
Replace
and lubricate
worn
b e a r i n g s .
R e f .
S e c t i o n
I V ,
A , * 6 .
E .
Noisy Dryer
1.
Worn Drum Bearings
Ref. Section Iv,
A, #6 for
replacement.
2 .
Bearings Dry
Clean, then re-Iube
with
GE G-34I-M Silicone
Grease only.
3 .
Loose Blower Fan
Re-position
flush
with
end of
the rnotor shaft,
add Loctite,
and re-tighten.
4 .
Binding
or Dry Idler
Roller
5 .
Flat
on Drun Flange
This usually
produces a regular
thuq)ing
sound.
5 .
Distorted
Front or
Rear Panel
( S e e N o t e * )
7.
Loose or Worn Ground
Strap
Rep1ace.
8.
Skewed Drum
( S e e N o t e * ) .
9 .
Door Gasket
If
bearings
show considerable
wear, the drun may drop enough
to rub the gasket,
sometimes
displacing
it.
A squeaking
sound is usually
produced when
this
condition
first
develops.
10. No Damper Pad
Under Motor Mount
This will
soretines
result
in
motor to shell
vibration.
NO|[E* A skewed (distorted)
drum or distorted
front
or
rear panel can usually
be recognized
by vibration
and pulsating
of the shell
and/or panels.
Once
during
each revolution,
the panel would be pushed
outward.
DEPARTMENT 731A -
J.
CUNNINGHAM
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