The use of non-linear loads in transformers leads to increased losses, heat and more vibration and noise are generated. Vibrations should be investigated because they cause to decrease the nominal values of the transformer and its service life. Figure A shows the variation of core vibration with respect to these harmonic components with current harmonic components of linear load, 3-phase and 1-phase rectifier, respectively. Figure A. Signals obtained according to load condition a) current harmonic spectrum, b) axial acceleration harmonic spectrum Purpose: It is aimed to investigate the vibration signals of a dry type isolation transformer core which operates different load conditions. Theory and Methods: Transformer and loads are modelled and simulated by using ANSYS Maxwell and Simplorer. And then core forces obtained from Maxwell are used as input parameters in ANSYS Mechanical. Finally, vibration signals as harmonic responses are obtained. Results: Increase in the THD value leads to an increase in the number and amplitude of vibration harmonic components. With the increase in the THD value, the second and third harmonic components of the vibration have increased in amplitude. It has been shown that the increase of the THD value caused by using the 1-phase rectifier leads to only the increase of the peak value amplitude in the radial force frequency spectrum, there is no similar increase in the axial force frequency spectrum. Conclusion: The increase of the THD value, the fundamental components of the vibration signals in the axial direction the second and third harmonic component amplitudes are increased. Also, the increase in THD value has led to a greater number of regional maximum points depending on the grades of the harmonic currents in the vibration frequency spectrum. Vibration signals must be carefully monitored since vibrations in the axial direction may cause a failure such as core deformation on the transformer.