Does your washer sound like it is in a bind when it is washing?
1386395
Yes it does. The sounds it makes is weird...very unlike my previous washer. It's so upsetting that the new, "improved" version of washers actually suck!
734474
Not sure because I did not have this problem with mine. However, you may take off the filter part at the faucet head to see if there is debris blocking the running of the water and making the whirring sound. Usually new faucet needs to be cleaned to get rid of those debris before installation. Good lick!
967699
Mine makes the same sound. It doesn't seem to affect performance. Love this machine!
128881
Thank you! That was definitely part of my problem. One last question: when opening, I hear a pleasant ratcheting sound, which I don't hear when closing. Does yours also not make that sound in one direction?
865163
I just got my unit also about two weeks ago and notice a somewhat annoying creeking and clicking sound with every rotation. I have written to the sellers about this but have not received any reply. Will have to call to get an answer.
367452
I have actually thrown mine in the washer a few times. It came out softer which isn't a bad thing depending in how you hang it sometimes not being so stiff makes it hang better
397962
You placed the washers correctly. I remember having to get a wrench out and really tighten it down.
1515270
No. There is a fan blowing and air but no snapping sound. I have had This distiller for 2 years and another for 15 before that and never heard an electrical sound. Maybe something fl inside the top motor or is loose. Does anything sound if it is turned upside down or when gently shaken when unplugged? I would get it checked or return it.
911991
No. All you should hear is air moving and a very faint hum. Sounds like a bad bearing or motor.
92238
sounds like you are missing a washer. Check that all your washers are there.
891728
I would say the sound level is mostly 'average' -- no beeps or buzzes, but lots of swishing and humming. However, the loudest part is actually quite loud, and lasts maybe 30 seconds. The first time I heard it, I thought something was wrong with the washer, but after talking to a technician, was assured it was normal. I think it happens at the end of the rinse cycle, when the tub is spinning very fast, and water is pouring in for the rinse, and the clothes are getting compressed against the side. Due to this, at some point the clothes are no longer covering the bottom of the washer, and the water pouring in is hitting the empty bottom of the metal tub directly. This sound of water hitting the tub is startling, and probably child-waking loud if it's near their room.
1268845
I hear it also. It doesn't happen as often for me. It's probably just some coil whine and should be fine.
1327818
I have no clue. I am getting a new washer-this one was never a washing machine, takes twice as long to not do the job; they hired a musician not an engineer to make this junk.
540776
I usually get that sound because I've forgotten to raise the button hole paddle back up again. Since the button hole stitches are the ones you listed, I think that's probably it.
179546
No. It has a rubber O-ring on the connection. I assume eventually if the O-ring wears out, you would need to buy a washer. However, out of the box no washer is needed.
802445
If it's a vibrating noise it may be a loose washer in one of the angle stops ( valves at wall that supplies the water to the delta)
689940
I had this problem. Most likely, you put the wrong washers in the different parts of the hook up. Switch the washer in the bottom parts around. They may be backwards as well.