Ge Washer Not Spinning Clothes Dry
Sometimes, the problem isn’t a switch or a sock—it’s the motor. If the motor burns out, your washer will act like it’s trying to summon a demon by making a low hum or a burnt smell. This is the boss fight of washer repairs. Replacing a motor costs more than a nice dinner out, but less than a new machine.
GE Washer Not Spinning: 7 Reasons Your Clothes Are Still Wet
Before you panic, check the motor’s start capacitor. It’s a small cylinder that gives the motor a jolt of energy to spin. If it’s dead, the motor sits there like a sprinter who forgot to tie his shoes. You can test it with a multimeter, or just hire a pro who looks like they’ve seen a capacitor before. No shame in that.