[angboule]

I started a load and left the house. i returned home to find water in the bottom of the drum and most of the clothes only partially wet. I held the start and cancel button down together and received E59. After researching this it states that it could be the motor, the tub bearings, or the speed control board. I have also found some people who have changed out the door lock assembly and it has worked fine. well going through tests, i removed the belt and the motor pulley does spin. the tub pulley does not spin and seems to be locked in place. how do I check the tub bearings? do I still need to go through the rest of the test and check the pin ohms?

[Gene]

You should be able to move the tub pulley manually. If it does not move then the problem can be a bad bearing or a foreign object between the inner and outer tubs.

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Gene.

[angboule]

Originally Posted by Gene

You should be able to move the tub pulley manually. If it does not move then the problem can be a bad bearing or a foreign object between the inner and outer tubs.

Here are the breakdown diagrams and Replacement parts for FRIGIDAIRE GLTF2940ES2 Frigidaire/washer | AppliancePartsPros.com

Gene.

So do I pretty much just take the tub apart and go from there?

[Gene]

That's right but it's not that simple.

Gene.