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Why is my washer so loud during the spin cycle?

A loud grinding, rumbling, or roaring noise during spin is the classic sign of worn tub bearings. The bearings allow the drum to spin at high speeds (up to 1,200 RPM). When the tub seal fails, water leaks into the bearings, causing rust and wear. As the bearings deteriorate, metal-on-metal contact creates loud noise and can eventually cause the drum to seize. Replacing the tub seal and bearing kit restores quiet, smooth operation and extends the life of your washer.

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