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You need to look into the washer from the back and pop open top and look down inside for a broken spring or balancer. Many times the balancers look like solid concrete blocks on some machines and they are brittle. Probably, the sheet metal tab that holds a spring has broken from rusting. This should be obvious to anyone looking into the machine.
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