Hello Phillip,

Thank you for contacting us.

We don’t have any videos on fixing residential dryers. There could be multiple things inside of the dryer that will make a noise like that and the only way to really see what is going on is to take it apart and find what is broken. There could be something lodged in the belt, bearing, bracket broken etc. Really the only way to know is to take it apart.

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Sarah
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Hi Scott. There isn’t too much for dewinterizing. You want to clear out the RV antifreeze from the lines. Connect water to the city connection or fill the fresh tank. Pressurize the lines and run each faucet until clear water is coming out. Do this everywhere water can come out, sinks, shower, toilet, outside shower etc. Once the lines are cleared, put the hot water tank drain plug into the tank and open the bypass valves to allow the tank to fill. Make sure to open a hot faucet to allow the air to purge out. Once the tank is full, the water lines are dewinterized and ready to be used. There are some RV’s that have a different valve set up for the tanks but usually there is a way to bypass it so make sure to set it back to operating mode when in use. Winterizing the water lines is all that is needed to be done. Many people do other things like insulate the windows or seal vents. If anything like this was done, you will want to make sure to set it back to normal before using.
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Dan RV Repair Club