Washer will not spin or tumble; F06 displayed; drum may move slightly then stop.

Safety first: Unplug the washer before removing rear or bottom panels. Do not work around the motor with power applied.

Inspect motor and wiring:

• Access motor: Remove the rear panel. Locate the drive motor at the bottom rear of the tub with a belt (top-load belt-drive) or direct connection (front-load direct-drive).
• Check harness: Inspect the multi-pin connector at the motor and at the control board. Look for loose pins, corrosion, or broken wires. Reseat connectors firmly.
• Spin drum by hand: The drum should rotate smoothly. Grinding or binding may indicate bearing or mechanical issues that overload the motor.
• Test motor windings: With the motor disconnected and washer unplugged, measure resistance between motor terminals according to the tech sheet. Open or shorted windings indicate a bad motor.
• Check tachometer: Some Crosley motors have a separate tach coil. Measure its resistance (often 100–200 ohms). If open, replace the motor.

If wiring and motor test good: The motor drive circuit on the main control board may be faulty. Replacement of the control board is recommended and is best performed by a qualified technician.