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ANyone work on Washing Machines for a living?

Got one about 10 years old. Old lady put a full load in but forgot to change it over from small load that she did the time before. Machine gets to spin cycle and starts smoking like hell and maybe smells like a burnt rubber belt. Just wondering what maybe I should check first when I start trying to tear this thing apart. Thanks.

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I had a problem with mine, there are videos on youtube that show you how to troubleshoot and fix most machines. The video tutorial made the job much easier...

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