OK perfect, thank you. So it's hard to speculate as to what might be making the noise, you actually need to take the dryer completely apart and remove the drum to spin the different parts to determine which one is failing and needs to be replaced. To do this, pull the dryer forward and unplug the dryer. Remove the 2 or 3 screws coming in from the back of the top panel. The top panel will pull straight back, up, and off. Now remove the screws coming into the control panel from inside the dryer. The control panel will then fold forward and down and pull off. Now tip the dryer back a bit so you can see the 2 or 3 screws coming in from the bottom of the lower front panel. Remove these screws and remove the lower front panel. Remove the screws going into the bottom of the upper front panel as well as the screws along the top. The top panel will remove. Now reach under the drum, disconnect the belt and pull the drum out.

I know that's a lot of work, but it what I'd need to do if I were at your house repairing this dryer. Now you can spin the drum support rollers, the motor itself, and the idler tension pulley to see which one is slightly noise. You'll need to order and replace the noisy part, don't just try to oil it because it will only last a day or two.

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