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Thank you guys for all the replies! I will call someone to take a look at it. Appreciate all your help!

Thank you! So most likely, I'll need a new motor? The electrical connections are hardwired in some plastic conduit, don't know how to unplug it. :(

Okay, got you ;) I'll give it a try... - - - Updated - - - it's the non-GFI ones that were tripped. I have no idea what the GFI one controls. :( But they are on the same control panel which is for the pool pump etc only.

Thanks! How do I test the GFI? I don't see any reset or test button on it. - - - Updated - - - No, there is no test or reset button on it. It was labelled as GFI, not GFCI. :(

Update! I suspected it was the capacitor since I decided to measure the resistance of the capacitor and found the meter read ~20Mega Ohm, so I went ahead and ordered a new capacitor, and it arrived today. After replaciing the capacitor with the new one, it looked like that the pump actually...

Not sure how to post pictures here, the control panel has a GFC next to the breaker...

That sounds like a lot of things to check, can I do these with a multimeter, that's the only instrument I got :) Yes, the meter reads uF. No, didn't try turning the motor shaft. Thanks a lot for your suggestions, I will try to see if I can get all of that checked out, appreciate it!!

Im not sure if it sounded loud to me, so it may not be the capacitor...

I have a Jandy Stealth Series Pump SHPF 3HP which just quit working a few days ago, basically it would trip the breaker for some reasons, if I reset the breakers and try it again, it would try a few seconds (I can hear some noises) then trip the breaker again. First thing I tried was to check...