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I have a Frigidaire FLEB43RG and have had this same problem a number of times and had it fixed while under warranty, of course it's doing it again now that its out of warranty. There is a loud squeaking noise that will sometimes stop after awhile, or get lower as it runs, but sometimes it just keeps doing it. Do I have to go through the top to replace the rear drum bearings with this model ? Also, could it just need some lube, these bearings were replaced a couple of years ago, maybe they burnt out this fast because my son keeps overloading it? Apple guy got any ideas, and is there a diagram for this model on this site? Thanks

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I took the model number off the paper from Frigidaire, but the unit has has S0 at the end of the model number, I found a blow up of the drum on line at a place called Main Page - YouserGuide, they also have the wiring diagrams and they are broke down but S0-S1 and so on. What I was hoping to find out is if I go through the inside of the dryer to get to the rear drum bearing? From what I'm looking at the diagram it seems this is how I would get to it. I only ask this because I had read here that some dryers you take off a lid on the top of the dryer. I'm going to try and post a copy of the diagram and part list with this post. Thanks for any help with this.