Do-It-Yourself Story

I called repair shop and all of them said they it will cost me about 200 to 250 to fix this. so I decide go on line and check the appliancePartsPros.com. I find out how to open the back of washer to get access to belt. Saw the belt jam behind the pulley, remove the belt and also remove the pulley, pulley was lose and it was wear on the pulley hub, so I used some plumbing tape around the pulley hub and put back the belt. this is just a temporary fix until I ordered new belt and pulley. I got them 4 days later however I did not replace them yet. the washer still is working ;-)