I have a Heavy Duty Extra Capacity 6 Cycle 2 Speed model that will fill and then the
Motor will run, but no action in either wash or spin cycle.:(

After opening it up I found a black rubber disc and rubber shavings under it but could
Not confirm it came from this washer. (I'd hope we cleaned up before putting in the
New washer) here's picture::eek:
IMAG0096 on Flickr - Photo Sharing! (http://flickr.com/photos/19702178@N03/2223439885/)

While looking for the source of the rubber disc and shavings I found a plastic "cup"
With a cotter pin in it. I looks like it was there to catch the pin if / when it fell out, and
Here's a picture of it::confused:
IMAG0098 on Flickr - Photo Sharing! (http://flickr.com/photos/19702178@N03/2223439913/in/photostream/)

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

That bushing is from washer, it's part of a coupler between 2 finger gears. One gear is on the transmission and the other on the motor, that bushing is between them. If your washer transmission fails or drum binds that bushing is designed to disintegrate as it has, while keeping the motor from getting stuck and burning up. Overloading can also cause this over time.

The parts are inexpensive but you need to see if the transmission is free to turn, some lock up on different cycles. If you know the machine has been overloaded, or something got stuck in the agitator then replace the bushing and gears. Look up your model on the Whirlpool website and you can order parts.

I have a Heavy Duty Extra Capacity 6 Cycle 2 Speed model that will fill and then the
motor will run, but no action in either wash or spin cycle.:(

After opening it up I found a black rubber disc and rubber shavings under it but could
not confirm it came from this washer. (I'd hope we cleaned up before putting in the
new washer) here's picture::eek:
IMAG0096 on Flickr - Photo Sharing! (http://flickr.com/photos/19702178@N03/2223439885/)

While looking for the source of the rubber disc and shavings I found a plastic "cup"
with a cotter pin in it. I looks like it was there to catch the pin if / when it fell out, and
here's a picture of it::confused:
IMAG0098 on Flickr - Photo Sharing! (http://flickr.com/photos/19702178@N03/2223439913/in/photostream/)

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you very much. I will advise on the progress.
Did the pictures help?

They sure did, best of luck.