Greetings technical voltage. The motor for the washing part has two coils: one for the clockwise rotation and the other for the counterclockwise rotation. The engine has 3 wires: one is for the neutral and possibly displayed in blue color. The other two for receiving the phase signal according to the rotation performed. That engine works with a capacitor (condenser) whose value in microfarads is greater than that of the spin engine that originally washes that 2-tub washer. The spin motor also has 2 coils with the exception that they are designed to rotate in one direction only. Since you are unable to achieve it, it is feasible to use a washing motor but you will only enable the neutral wire and the phase signal cable that allows you to rotate your rotor clockwise. The 3rd cable will not connect. The engine washing will not go using any capacitor required. Beware of possible water filtration from the base of the spin basket to the engine, because you will lose it. Check the engine speed centrifugation to place one washing to fill the same expectations. Preferably not to go over those revolutions. Thanks and regards.