Do-It-Yourself Story

Your site advised me that my leak was simply due to a worn injector valve, so I undid one hose clamp, replaced it (and spindle), and completely solved the leak myself. This was after having an official Maytag repair man say my machine was fine (even though it still leaked after his visit). I have asked to get that $115 back from his company. Meanwhile, the $35 I spent on parts from you ended up saving us from replacing the machine. Nice web site! Thank you!