Katrina for Model Number MAH3000AAW My Maytag Neptune front loading washer was sounding like a jet engine in the spin cycle, so we replaced the bearings and seal kit. After re-assembly, the machine does not appear to go into a full spin cycle. The washer will spin fast, but not for an extended period. Clothes now come out extremely wet, a problem I didn't have prior to replacing the bearings and seal. I have tried running additional spin cycles and the washer still will not go into a full term spin cycle. I have read in another forum that someone had the exact same issue and found it to be "a loose connection on the motor" but they did not elaborate as to what was loose. Ideas?
Answer Katrina, You may want to check the drain hose first, it may have gotten kinked or twisted when the washer was moved back into position. The motor wire harness is a "multi plug" connector 22004212 and 22002471 (if you still have the original motor) and will only attach one way. It is routed from the motor control board WP22004046 to the back of the motor 12002039, it can be unplugged and re attached to make sure it is seated and locked in place properly. Read More... Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com | Tuesday, February 18, 2014