Is this broken and how too fix?

Is there a flashing cursor in the top left hand side of your monitor?

The belt might have slipped off the pulley. But when you mention that you heard loud thumps before it stopped spinning is a sign that something else might have gone wrong with your machine. With the washer turned off, turn the wash drum by hand and listen for any noises. It should turn quietly without any kind of thumping noises. Also look how the drum turns. It should turn smoothly and not wobble as it turns. If it wobbles or makes thumpiing noises, it means that the support arms are broken.

Reparing the support arms is an expensive repair, unless it is still under warranty, it not worth fixing. Get a few estimates before deciding to repair or replace it.

Ur tv have a broken LCD screen panel.Not worth fixing,because the LCD screen panels are limited produced,will cost the same as a new tv,if replaced.Only can buy the LCD screen panels from the tv corporations.Sorry,worth as a whole tv any more.Now ur tv,only worth as salvage for eclectronic boards.

Could be the spider arms are broken. You can confirm this by turning the tub by hand, if you hear any kind of thumping sound as you turn the tub, then the spider is broken. The spider is the support arms that hold the wash tub to the drive shaft. It's very expensive to repair.

If there is no thumping sound when you turn the drum, it could be that one of the supports or spring is broken. Hope this helps.

We had this same thing happen on one of our televisions. You can try using the can of spray air usually used on cleaning keyboards. Hope this helps. Best wishes!

Right click on an empty spot on the desktop and scroll down to either the Nvidia or ATI control panel. Once you are in the control panel, look in the left hand pane and look for something that says, screen orientation or screen rotation. When you select that it may give you the orientation in degrees of a compass or rosary. Make sure you place the monitor orientation at "0" degrees. This will bring the screen back to normal.

The first thing to do is to check the lead from the monitor to the computer is correctly plugged in at both ends.
If this is OK then perhaps you try another monitor, if an other monitor works OK then yours may be broken.
If another monitor does not work then you will need to check your computer hardware and software.

sounds like a half shaft to me try turning in a tight circle and see which side it clicks on left or right
make circles in both directions

bad panel if it's cracked

I think it is degaussing problem if any thing is lying which has magnet please remove it. &then put of monitor for 15 minutes & then put on again.do not move when it is on. please let me if it gets ok good luck