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Honestly I would just find someone who could fix it.
Unless the motor is totally burnt out or there is a hole in the drum, washers are pretty low-tech if you're handy. I have replaced belts, etc. I also know an "old" handyman who knows how to fix whatever. My 16yo fixed our dryer when it wouldn't turn on, it needed a new sensor. I think it was around $5 at Sears.
Anyway if you truly want to buy I would buy a loploader. I have never had any trouble with mine and my stepmom HATES her frontloader. Mine is not HE though. It's the highest capacity top loader GE had available at the time I bought it (2005).
Unless the motor is totally burnt out or there is a hole in the drum, washers are pretty low-tech if you're handy. I have replaced belts, etc. I also know an "old" handyman who knows how to fix whatever. My 16yo fixed our dryer when it wouldn't turn on, it needed a new sensor. I think it was around $5 at Sears.
Anyway if you truly want to buy I would buy a loploader. I have never had any trouble with mine and my stepmom HATES her frontloader. Mine is not HE though. It's the highest capacity top loader GE had available at the time I bought it (2005).