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Washer was working fine when it suddenly started making a loud grinding sort of noise, and the tub was not moving. I checked the motor coupler and it is fine. I pulled the transmission and motor and noticed that the brake cam was broken, so I assumed that the brake was sticking and creating the noise, and holding the tub. I replaced the cam and the clutch but the noise was still there and the tub will still not move. I pulled the motor and trans again and discovered that if I run the motor out of the machine, the noise is still there although much less quieter. Also, I can grasp the shaft and stop it from turning. Am I correct in assuming that the gear box is shot and the noise was being amplified by the cabinet of the machine?
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I would check the drive block to see if it's stripped out.
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Just looked at it some more and while out of the machine it runs in the agitate cycle fine with no noise. It only doesn't work in the spin mode.
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Do you mean the plastic and rubber assembly between the motor and the gear box? It is fine.
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