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Euro7r · 02-20-2017, 06:36 PM

I know something is worn out or broken.

When the washing machine is in the "spin cycle", it sounds like an airplane engine intake spinning super loud. I opened the washer up from the back and can't seem to see anything that is broken, I didn't disassemble everything as I am not sure what I'm doing.

Any recommendations on repairman? I looked up google and Cambie Appliance has good reviews, but $90 for service call. Not sure what is considered a norm price for something like this?

02-20-2017, 06:36 PM	#1
Euro7r Rs has made me the woman i am today! Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Vancouver Posts: 4,173 Thanked 1,361 Times in 594 Posts Failed 149 Times in 56 Posts	Washing Machine Very Noisy I know something is worn out or broken. When the washing machine is in the "spin cycle", it sounds like an airplane engine intake spinning super loud. I opened the washer up from the back and can't seem to see anything that is broken, I didn't disassemble everything as I am not sure what I'm doing. Any recommendations on repairman? I looked up google and Cambie Appliance has good reviews, but $90 for service call. Not sure what is considered a norm price for something like this?