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A washing machine gearbox is a mechanical component that is responsible for transmitting power from the washing machine's motor to the drum. The gearbox is typically located near the bottom of the washing machine, and it consists of a series of gears that are connected to the motor and the drum. The gears in the gearbox are designed to reduce the speed of the motor and increase the torque, or rotational force, that is transmitted to the drum. This helps to ensure that the washing machine is able to effectively agitate the clothes and water during the wash cycle. Some washing machine gearboxes may also include a clutch mechanism that allows the drum to spin freely during the spin cycle. If you are having issues with your washing machine's gearbox, it may be necessary to replace it in order to repair the appliance.