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Hi, 

Just after your opinions please. 

We have a candy washing machine less than 6 months old. It's making a high pitched noise when it spins, it's that high pitched it gives me a headache. 

Anyway apparently this is normal!? 

Can anyone confirm if this noise is normal or if there is a machine problem

Thanks in advance 

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Hello there. Yes I would say that is an annoying extraneous noise that shouldn't be there. I used to get noises like that on Hoover washing machine motors, which I used to fix by tightening the bolts on the motor casing. However, there probably aren't any bolts on most washing machine motors now. I would say the noise is coming from the main motor.

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