No. The garment's condition, construction, care label and the rest of the load also matter. One damaged item does not by itself identify the machine as the cause.
Understanding this situation
Look at whether the damage is a snag, colour change, shrinkage or seam failure, because these describe different processes. Compare only existing results; do not sacrifice another garment by repeating a potentially damaging wash.
A useful next step
Retain the affected item, its label and the programme details. Check accessible surfaces only as the manual permits. A repeated pattern across compatible loads, especially with a new rough edge or noise, is more informative than a single unexplained damaged piece.
Manuals and supporting guidance
Model-specific instructions take priority. These references support the practical principles discussed here; they do not diagnose your appliance.