If your washer is making noise during the spinning cycle, it often indicates an unbalanced load, where heavy or unevenly distributed items cause the drum to spin unevenly. To resolve this, try redistributing the load or removing any heavy items.

Noise during the spin cycle could be related to worn drum bearings or issues with the drive belt. Over time, bearings can wear out, leading to a loud rumbling or grinding sound.
If you hear noise while the machine is draining, it may suggest a clogged or obstructed drain pump, which could be caused by foreign objects, such as coins or buttons, getting trapped. Cleaning out the drain pump filter can help solve this problem.

Possible Causes:

1. Unbalanced Load: An unbalanced load could be the culprit if the washer is making noise during the spin cycle. Heavy or bulky items like towels, bedding, or coats can distribute uneven weight, causing the drum to hit against the washer walls.

2. The Tub Bearing: The tub bearing is located in the center of the outer tub. If the washer is noisy during spinning or leaking from the tub, it may be due to a damaged bearing or tub seal. Replacing the tub bearing and seal is a complex repair that requires disassembling most of the washer.

3. Drain Pump: Items like coins, buttons, or small debris can get stuck in the drain pump, causing it to make a rattling or buzzing noise when the machine drains. Regularly cleaning the drain pump filter can prevent blockages and noise.

4. Faulty Drive Belt: The drive belt can loosen or wear out over time. A loose belt may produce a squealing or whining noise. Replacing the belt can restore smooth operation.

5. Worn Shock Absorbers or Suspension Rods: Shock absorbers (in front-loading machines) and suspension rods (in top-loading machines) help reduce vibration. If broken or worn out, the washer will start making noise, mainly during the spin cycle.

8. Faulty Water Inlet Valve: If the noise occurs during the filling phase, the water inlet valve might be clogged or damaged.

By identifying these possible causes, you can take appropriate steps to reduce or eliminate the noise. For complex repairs, it’s advisable to contact a professional technician.