I have a WFMC5801UC Bosch washer It will fill and it will drain the door locks and unlocks but the drum will not spin and the belt is not broken every thing seems fine but it just won't move anymore

Sure sounds like your timer has bit the dust. I'm not sure if the timer is still available. You have a great washer there. Good luck.

Checking belt would be 1st step.

put it on the spin cycle and open the filter if it's the belt you will surely hear the motor spinning if not then it's not the belt

Hi Justene,
i Think its control circuit has a problem.
or the fuse for motor drive circuit is damaged.

please check with electrician.
regards.
nuwan

You likely have a broken or slipped drive belt or broken spring on the belt take up arm on the drum. Appliance Parts.com has a lot of DIY instructions on how to get at the belt and make repairs.

hi take the back off the washer the belt might have snapped if the belt is ok the other fault could be the brushes on the motor 2 black plastic blocks sit either sid e of the motor these are made of carbon and wear down can stop the motor working hope it helps

regards
shaun

check drain pump and filter...

Joe, Thanks for the prompt reply. OK, it sounds like one of two possible culprits, 1) the belt has broke or spun off. 2) the brushes in the motor are worn...although the initial symptom of this is typically manifest in "no spin" so I'd lean towards a broken or spun off belt. You'll need to remove the rear panel for a visual inspection to confirm or dismiss either possibilities. Let me know what you find out. If the belt is off check for possible reasons "why" ? It can be a loose drive pulley, ( the large one, not the motor pulley ) or simply an unbalanced load on the previous wash, just a heads up since you're looking around in there anyway. Of course the belt itself may be worn ( stretched ) or broke and thus at fault as well. Good luck, I'll watch your post. macmarkus :)

Contact a Bosch technician. You may have to at least pay for a service call.

Sounds like you have a broken belt or a bad motor. The easiest way to tell if the belt is bad is to reach inside the drum and turn it. If it turns very easily, you probably have a bad belt or something has caused the belt to jump off, such a s a loose pulley or bad bearing. If it feels like there is a good amount of resistance, or a kind of "winding up" noise, then the belt is still on and you likely have a bad motor. Also, you could just scoot the macine out, unplug it, and remove the back cover a look inside to see if the belt is still on the pulleys. Good Luck!