I purchased a GE washer in the past 6 months and for some reason have had it break down 3 times now. Every time the washer just decides not to do the final spin cycle. In the past repair men have said that the motor is getting worn out. How is it that 2 pairs of pants and 2 t-shirts wear out a motor? Am I being taken by these repair men or is there a design flaw? The loads I have been running are small, not consisting of more than 4-5 articles of clothing, unless it is socks (all never coming more than half way up the basket). Is that considered overloading? I am at my wits end. Should I just give in and buy a better machine? Or is it worth it to keep replacing motors?

I purchased a GE washer in the past 6 months and for some reason have had it break down 3 times now. Every time the washer just decides not to do the final spin cycle. In the past repair men have said that the motor is getting worn out. How is it that 2 pairs of pants and 2 t-shirts wear out a motor? ? ? Am I being taken by these repair men or is there a design flaw? The loads I have been running are small, not consisting of more than 4-5 articles of clothing, unless it is socks (all never coming more than half way up the basket). Is that considered overloading? I am at my wits end. Should I just give in and buy a better machine? Or is it worth it to keep replacing motors?
I have a whirl pool gold washer and it is a piece,won't spin started 3 days after I bought it