The washing machine is a Longvie L815, I removed the back cover and the first time I noticed that the engine tried to turn the drum but it was a jerk and did not move anymore. Thinking that maybe something inside the drum was working the spin I unplugged the washing machine, I gave it a couple of laps by force with my hand from inside the drum and when I plugged it in again when I turned it on, it took three or four turns and stopped. I took off the belt to see if it was the drum or the engine and the engine did not start, it seemed strange that I had a few turns if the engine was "dead." I put the belt back on, I turned it a few laps by hand (this time from the same pulley) and when I started the washing machine it didn't work, but I gave it a push with a wood and again, it took four or five turns and stopped. I was searching and I read that this model does not have a starting capacitor, so it does not occur to me that it can be. Hopefully someone has seen something similar and I know how to help. Thanks since now.

Dear, let's go on the part. First test the engine outside the washing machine and if the engine is OK, continue on the plate. regards