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  ✨  Loud Electrolux Dryer - Easy Fix  ✨ A loud Electrolux dryer can be caused by a couple of issues. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try:  1. Check for loose items : Make sure there are no loose items like coins, keys or screws in the drum or lint trap. This can cause a rattling or banging noise.  Helpful Video Loud Electrolux Dryer 2. Check the blower wheel : The blower wheel can become clogged with lint and debris, which can cause a loud rumbling noise. Clean the blower wheel thoroughly to ensure it is free from obstructions: Unplug the dryer. Lift up the lint filter. Remove the screws holding on the plastic lint filter housing.    2 from the front and 2 inside the drum.(Put your head inside the drum so you can see the back of the housing to get to the screws) Using a small flashlight look into the plastic vanes of the blower wheel for lint. Use a straightened wire clothes hanger or a vacuum cleaner with a small attachment to fish out a...

 ✨  Whirlpool Washer Door Won’t Unlock - Easy Fix ✨ There are a few possible solutions to try if your Whirlpool front loader door won't unlock:  1. Check the wash cycle : Sometimes, the door won't unlock until the wash cycle has completed. This is a safety feature on many front loaders.  2. Check the water supply : Another safety feature is that the door won't unlock if there is still water in the machine. Check the water supply to make sure there is no blockage or interruption.  3. Check the drain pump : If there is water in the machine and the door won't unlock, the problem may be with the drain pump.    Take the drain tube from out of the standpipe in the wall behind the washer and put it into a bucket.    This will allow the water to manually drain out of the washer.    Now that the water is out, the door should open. 4. Check the power supply : If the machine has lost power or is malfunctioning, it may not unlock the door. Try ...

 The E24 & E25 error code on a Bosch dishwasher indicates a blockage in the drain pump or the drain hose. It can also be caused by a loose impeller cover. Here are the steps to fix it:  1. Turn off the power to the dishwasher by unplugging it or switching off the circuit breaker. 2.    Check and clean the dishwasher drain air gap:  • Locate the air gap, which is a small cylindrical device typically located at the back of the sink or countertop.  • Remove the chrome cover of the air gap by twisting it gently counterclockwise.  • Inspect the plastic tube that connects the air gap to the garbage disposal or sink drain. Check for clogs, kinks or bends that could be causing the blockage.  • Clean the tube using a pipe cleaner, wire or a long brush to remove any debris or food particles that may have accumulated.  Here’s a great tool for cleaning out your Dishwasher Drain tube and Air-Gap. • Reassemble the air gap and replace the cov...