[Troubleshooting and repair methods for washing machines that don't rotate]
1. Reasons why the washing machine buzzes but doesn't rotate
1. When the washing machine is washing clothes, if the motor buzzes but doesn't rotate, it may be a problem with the starting capacitor. If the motor makes no sound, it may be that the linkage switch of the spin bucket cover is faulty.
2. Check whether the belt is loose, check the pawl and clutch, and see if the brake is tight or whether the mechanism on the drum cover is broken.
3. The impeller does not rotate and the clutch is faulty. Check whether the impeller flat plate and impeller nut are lost or loose. If lost, just re-fill and tighten.
4. If the motor has no sound, the linkage switch of the spin bucket cover is faulty. At this time, you need to check and replace the linkage switch.
5. If there is a buzzing sound, the motor is very hot, the belt pulley and impeller are very clean, and the clutch line is broken, you only need to rewire it.
6. If the spin bucket is idling, the belt is too tight or the clutch has a problem.
7. The motor and the dehydration bucket are idling. If the belt is too loose, you need to adjust or replace the tightened belt.
2. Troubleshooting and repair methods for washing machine failure
1. When the washing machine is washing clothes, if the motor hums but does not rotate, it may be a problem with the starting capacitor. If the motor does not make any sound, it may be that the lid linkage switch of the dehydration bucket is faulty.
2. Check whether the belt is loose, check the pawl and clutch, and see if the brake is tight or whether the mechanism on the drum cover is broken.
3. Some motors with clutches are very hot, and the starting capacitor may be broken, or the wire ends may fall off, causing the motor to fail to start. If there is no clutch, see if the motor is stuck. Do not test the motor with the belt idling first to see if it is stuck. If it is not stuck, it is probably
4. If it is a fully automatic washing machine with a clutch. There should be a problem with the clutch. Just replace the clutch.
5. The brake line is disconnected. It will be directly pulled to the brake line on the clutch. It will cause the washing machine to not rotate. Just buy a new brake line and replace it.
6. The timer has poor contact or is simply broken.