Beko WTL82051W Washing Machine Motor Doesn’t Work

Hello all at How-to-repair.comI bought my Beko WTL82051W washing machine on 04-02-2023, and it has been working well, and is economical. Untill This week! Perhaps it realised the guarantee had not long run out, and it decided to go on strike, with no main motor function at all. I have been studying your videos, and have learned lots of stuff that I didn' know previously, so thanks for that.I have followed your Error codes and Diagnostics videos, and my results are baffling. I followed the sequence as per video closely, and got all the Leds' to light up in all three columns, The Leds' were not flashing, but all were on conrtinuously. I pressed start again to move through to the next test, expecting the drum to revolve clockwise, but nothing happened, except that there was a soft clunk from the rear of the machine, and the drum moved about an inch, and then stopped. I cannot proceed further with the the tests, and have to move the program knob to Off, to exit that mode, At no time did I see any error code in the spin column. The leds in the right hand column behaved as expected.The good news is that the pump & filter is OK, as is the door lock, water fill, and pressure switch. I took the motor PCB out and examined it closely, but there is no visual evidence of anything wrong, no burn marks or tracks. I noticed a small relay on the board, and connected a PP9 battery across the coil pins, hoping to hear it click, but that was inconclusive, I tested the wires from the module to the motor for continuety, and they were OK. I also took out the Main PCB at the front, and that seemed ok visually, At least all the connectors have been taken out and replaced, and are seated correctly.I put it all back together, and it is still the same, no motor movement, except for that very small kick mentioned above. So I;m back to square one.There may be a clue in the fact that when I went to empty the machine, I found it had 'walked' a couple of inches from its normal resting place, and had stopped in the middle of a spin cycle, I believe it had started to spin with an unbalanced load, The water remaining in the drum was still soapy, so it had not reached the rinse part of the cycle. Just info that may be useful.I am suspicious of some component failure on the motor control module, but I do not have the knowledge to test to that level, I suppose I could just buy a new board, but they are expensive, and may not fix the problem. This is why I am writing today, to ask if you have had seen anything similar in your experience and knowledge.I would be most grateful if you could have a think about this, and if possible get back to me with any advice or information. Thanks for taking the time to read this.Kind regards,Roger Merralls.