Is it ok to wash horse boots in the washing machine?

restart it, run a short cycle, check the drainage horse for clogs.

i would check any bulbs it might have some times it only takes one to blow to stop the others working.not saying this is what is going on with yours .

Ok is it at least washing? if so may not be ur motor coupler? if direct drive. But may be a bad clutch or tranny? Even a bad belt if belt driven? sometimes even a bad door switch will not allow it to go into spin? u can check with a multi meter.

You can but the best way to clean them is with a medium bristled brush and shampoo

Dyson no longer manufacture or supply the parts. Your only hope is to get a second hand part. Not hard to fix.

Yes , it is quite possible that a load exceeding the limit of the washer can damage the belt or the drive of the washer and so it is important that a first hand observation is most important before we can speculate on the issue.
Please remove power and check manually on the motor and drive, now connect and with precaution check the drive , if there is power on motor or if there is a failure from the program controller unit.

Sounds like a bad timer.

you have a leak in your outlet hose normally caused by rubbing on the drum barrel / repair with tape or replace whole hose but this brand of wASHER ITS VERY HARD TO REPLACE IF DONT KNOW HOW TO

Ok - I will answer my own problem seeing as though I have now fitted it!
1. remove door (2 screws)
2. There is a tensioned wire loop holding the front part of the boot seal in position. - prize off the plastic cap at the 11 o'clock position, all will become clear and you will be able to remove the wire loop.
3. Remove top of washing machine (2 allen screws behind caps at the front.
4. Remove soap dispenser draw and any screws holding the front control panel and top of the door.
5. Remove bottom front plinth (just pull it off) underneath are a couple of screws holding the front panel part of the machine, remove these.
6. Remove front of machine giving you access to the steel band which locks the other end of the boot seal in position. Slacken this band right back using a nut-spinner screwdriver. Pull off the old boot and clean the lip ready for fitting of the new boot.
7. Fit new boot seal using a squirt of washing up liquid as lubricant if needed (mine didn't) to reseat the seal.
8. Refit and tension steel band.
9. Re-assemble front panel, ease boot back into front lip position then refit wire loop using a suitable pair of pliers/molegrips to crimp the retaining plastic cap back in situ.

If you want a work horse, find your local Speed Queen dealer and buy a Top loading washer, Look for a model like an AWS76NW or AWS52NW. Basic Top loader, work horse.

Let me know if you have questions.