Hi,
More than likely this is the steel belt inside the unit that is slipping.
What happens is the belt inside actually slips on the pulley and this is why the RPMs rev up. Unfortunately not many shops repair these. Most just replace the unit when this happens but luckily there is not much difference in price from rebuild to replace.
Here is a video that shows how this works inside the unit:
https://youtu.be/PEq5_b4LWNY
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