What to do if the washing machine is making noise?
There may be several reasons for this and different solutions to solve this issue. Please follow the recommended checks below.

The transportation bolts have not been removed during installation.
If your washing machine is making noise throughout the program, the first thing to check is that the transportation bolts have been removed from the back of the appliance. If they haven't, you should remove these immediately and replace them with the blanks that came with your washing machine. Ensure that you retain these transportation bolts in case you need to transport your washing machine in the future.
The washing machine is installed on an unsuitable surface.
Vibrating noises, especially at high spin speeds, can be attributed to the surface on which the washing machine is installed. Wooden floors are particularly unsuitable. Ideally install your washing machine in the corner of the room on a hard surface.
Get more info how to avoid that the washing machine is making noise during spinning by installing at the right places.

The washing machine is not level.
A washing machine that is not level will often create vibrating noises from the feet, especially at high spin speeds. Ensure that the appliance is parallel to the ground by using a spirit level. If it is found not to be, adjust the feet accordingly and tighten them in place.
Unbalanced load.
Overloading or underloading your washing machine can also contribute to washing machine noise issues coming from the drum.