Do-It-Yourself Story

I replaced the timer and the water level pressure switch hose. The repair was rather easy with the right parts. When I removed the hose, it was apparent that the large base area where it attaches to the tub was clogged with soap and clothing fibers. I cleaned out the tub attachment nipple before attaching the new hose and disconnected the pressure switch to make it easier to attach the new hose.The washer is working like new. I love these old Maytag's with the all-steel transmissions! Parts were delivered on time and were correct for the appliance model. Could not ask for more from a parts suppler. Parts: AP6006225 and AP6006269