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There are many problems that may cause a washing machine to not start. So, start with checking the main power switch for loose connections, power socket not working, if the fuse is okay etc. If this doesn’t help, check the door lock is working fine if you have a front load washing machine. In some cases, the main power switch or the control module (PCB) of the washing machine stops working. If don’t have prior experience in working with live wires and high voltages, call a repair professional to examine the washing machine. The washer motor will require professional repair. But you can often tell if the motor is the issue just by listening. Motors tend to hum, whir, whine, and buzz when they start to fail. A washer that has grown increasingly loud or with irregular motor sounds is one with a failing motor. If you hear your washer try to start and then fail, then your motor has failed. If you are apt or confident at appliance repair, you can find a guide for your specific make and model of washing machine to access the washer motor. From here, you can test the motor with a multimeter or choose to replace it. Replacing your washer motor is a serious repair and should be done with extreme care or by a professional.