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    Sep 9, 2009, 08:10 AM
    Dryer makes LOUD squeaky noise with new main bearing.
    My dryer White-Westinghouse, model DE350RW3 was making a loud squeaky noise and then just stopped - was out of order. I had a repair guy come in and replaced the back center bearing... it had broke off. He replaced it and it worked fine for about 2 months. Now the squeaky noise is back. I feel this is a different problem... I watched him open the bag with New Bearing. Everything I read... sounds like it would be that bearing. I know it's a new Bearing.
    So I want to fix it this time. I was going to look for Rollers?
    Also my son replaced the Timer Assembly... now the dryer does shut off, but does not "Buzz" to let me know when it stops. Do I need a buzzer also?
    Please help me get my dryer back to running quiet.
    Thank you,
    Roselynn

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