Thread: Kenmore gas dryer 70 series is making very loud buzzing noise

I checked that link you posted, it does sound like what yours is doing now.

You have the same style with the lint filter on the top, check those links that Jeff posted in that link you posted here.

To disconnect the gas pipe, just turn off the gas supply to the dryer, you should have a shut-off valve near to that gas pipe, then just get a wrench and take off that gas line that connects to the back of your dryer.

If you can't locate the shut-off valve to the dryer, you may have to shut-off the gas supply to your home.

Jake

What can I say. You guys are so good. Initially, I didn't quite believe that the fan blower could cause this noise, but I gave it a try by following the instructions. I found debris such as nails, bolts, pens, pencils, coins in the fan blower. I removed them and cleaned the parts. It worked!!! No more buzzing noise. It's even quieter than before it started making the noise. The whole process took less than an hour.


Thanks for your valuable advices. Ireally appreciate.You just save me a few hundred dollars on a new dryer.

Glad you got going!

Thanks for the update!

Jake