A burning smell could mean a number of things. If your timing belt was broken, there'd be substantially more obvious symptoms.
It must mean that are drinking to much alcoholic beverages,
Broken crank shaft.
It depends what odour you mean. It's just a word we use to describe a particularly sharp smell. If you are referring to a person's smell, it usually is caused by bacteria breaking down sweat This is what causes that odour.
If the smell is like burning or heated rubber, then it could mean the belt is rubbing against one of the pulleys that it's supposed to be powering. That probably means that particular item isn't getting powered. For example, if your alternator seizes up, your battery won't charge, and the fact that it's stuck could cause the belt to heat up near it, causing the bad smell. If that's the case, then the belt may be wearing slick, in which case it'll need to be replaced as well.
I think that we drink to much alcohol and our brains can handle drinking to much.
A burning smell from your washing machine could indicate an electrical problem, such as a malfunctioning motor or a worn-out belt. To prevent a potential fire hazard, it is important to turn off the machine, unplug it, and contact a professional technician to inspect and repair the issue.
if you mean fried you wouldnt be able to turn it on, you might even smell a burning smell or see smoke due to overheating
It's probably a slipping clutch.
A burning rubber smell when you turn on the heat in your car could indicate that a rubber component, such as a belt or hose, is coming into contact with a hot surface or is fraying. It could also mean that debris, like leaves, is caught in the heater or air intake system and is burning. Additionally, a malfunctioning part in the heating system, such as the blower motor, could be overheating. It's advisable to have your vehicle inspected to determine the exact cause.
If your dryer has a burning smell, immediately turn it off and unplug it. Check for any visible signs of burning or damage. Do not use the dryer until you have identified and resolved the issue. It is recommended to contact a professional appliance repair service to inspect and repair the dryer to prevent any potential fire hazards.
Check the wiring to the seat belt anchors. I would suspect you will find a wire loose, broken, or unhooked.
Normally, the light on means the oxygen sensor (s) need replacing. As for the smell, be more specific.