i am a recently retired appliance engineer of 20 years and this sounds like it could be the motor carbons, assuming the belt is still on, check the carbons first on the main motor, if these are fine then check the module pcb this is a board that is located normally at the bottom inside the cabinet at the side, i think that it will be the carbons, they are known for it?
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Solution #2
posted on Oct 08, 2007
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Could be a blown capacitor in the phase splitter for the motor.
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