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It is more likely to be the drive motor bearings making the noise (which is very common) and usually causes no problems. If the noise has been there for 10 years, why worry about it now?
  • Posted 28 Oct 2010 00:00
  • By AndyPandy
  • joined 26 Oct'07 - 175 messages
  • Staffordshire, WM, United Kingdom

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