Maytag Washer Parts

This 3-speed drive motor powers the washer's agitation and spin cycles. Replacing a weak or failed motor restores proper wash action and spin performance so loads complete reliably.

• Provides three motor speeds as commanded by the timer/control for wash and spin
• Converts electrical power into rotation to drive the transmission and basket
• Common failure symptoms: no agitation or spin, loud humming then shut-off, overheating/thermal trips, burning odor from the motor area, or intermittent stopping mid-cycle
• Can also prevent the washer from starting the cycle when the motor is shorted or seized

• Unplug the appliance before servicing; allow the old motor to cool before handling
• Access the motor per your model's service procedure; disconnect wiring and any attached pump/drive components as required
• Transfer any model-specific brackets or shields from the old motor if needed; ensure connectors are fully seated
• Secure all retaining clips/fasteners and run an empty test cycle to confirm agitation and spin at all speeds

This hinge restores smooth, stable movement of your appliance door so it opens and closes correctly, helping the door stay aligned with the frame for a proper seal and dependable everyday use. What it does:

• Provides the pivot point for the door to open and close
• Maintains door alignment to help ensure proper closing
• Replaces a bent, loose, or worn hinge that causes binding or rubbing
• Can help address issues like a door that sags, won't stay aligned, or is hard to close

• One hinge

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow hot surfaces to cool
• Support the door during removal/installation to prevent damage or injury
• Reuse existing mounting hardware unless new fasteners are supplied
• After installation, check alignment and operation before fully tightening fasteners

This mixing valve bracket secures the washer's water inlet valve to the cabinet, keeping the valve steady and properly aligned for hose connections. A correct-fit bracket helps reduce rattles and potential leaks caused by a loose valve.

• Mounts and supports the water inlet/mixing valve on the rear panel
• Maintains proper alignment for hot and cold supply connections
• Helps reduce vibration and rattling noises during fill
• Common signs it's needed: loose or dangling valve, misaligned hose connections, or leaks at the valve fittings

• Disconnect power and turn off both water supplies; relieve pressure before removing hoses
• Access the rear of the washer and remove fasteners securing the existing bracket/valve
• Transfer the valve to the new bracket, reusing the original hardware
• Reattach the bracket to the cabinet, reconnect hoses, restore power and water, then check for leaks

This circulation pump recirculates water through the spray arms during the wash and rinse cycles. Replacing a failing pump restores proper wash pressure and helps resolve poor cleaning, no-spray conditions, and loud humming from the motor.

• Recirculates water from the sump through the spray arms to clean dishes
• Maintains correct water flow and pressure during wash/rinse
• Common symptoms: tub fills but no spray action, poor cleaning results, loud humming/rumbling or grinding from the pump area, cycle stalls or runs long
• Restores consistent wash performance when the original pump motor has failed

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before service
• Access is from the bottom/front; remove the toe-kick and lower panels as needed
• Expect some residual water—use towels or a shallow pan
• Ensure the pump O-ring seats correctly; secure clamps/connectors and run a leak check after reassembly

This is an inner tub basket intended for use with washing machines and combination washers and dryers. It is located inside the washing machine in the middle of the appliance. The inner tub basket is responsible for holding clothing during a washing cycle. It has an agitator in the middle and sides with holes so that water can leave when the tub is spinning. It is attached to the outer tub, which seals in the water.The inner tub basket can become damaged and cause loud noises, leak, or fail to drain. If this occurs, this component will need to be replaced. Basic tools will be needed for the process. Make sure the washing machine is unplugged for safety. The hoses will need to be removed before taking out the inner tub basket and replacing it with a new one. The inner tub basket is sold on an individual basis. It is an authentic OEM replacement part that is sourced directly from the manufacture. This part is compatible with washing machines and washer/dryer combination appliances made by Inglis, Estate, Admiral, Crosley, Roper, Magic Chef, Amana, KitchenAid, Maytag, Kenmore, and Whirlpool.

This drum baffle mounts inside the rotating drum and lifts items so they tumble evenly through the cycle. Replace a cracked, loose, or missing baffle to reduce noise and restore consistent tumbling performance. What it does:

• Lifts and separates laundry as the drum turns for even tumbling
• Helps prevent clumping that can lead to poor results or longer cycles
• Maintains balanced drum movement; damage or looseness can cause rattling or scraping
• May help if items aren't tumbling well, you hear thumping, or garments snag inside the drum

• 1 drum baffle

• Disconnect power before servicing; for gas dryers, also shut off gas. For washers, turn off water supply.
• Open the door and rotate the drum to access the baffle's mounting screw(s).
• Remove the screw(s), disengage the baffle from its slots, and lift it out.
• Seat the new baffle in the slots and secure with the screw(s). Hand-spin the drum to confirm clearance before use.

This replacement housing is the molded support/cover used in select appliances to secure and protect its mated components. It restores proper alignment and sealing when the original housing is cracked, warped, or has broken mounting tabs. What it does

• Provides a rigid mount and enclosure for the associated component(s)
• Maintains correct alignment and sealing to prevent leaks or air loss
• Protects internal parts from damage and vibration
• Common failure signs: visible cracks, broken tabs, rattling, poor fit, or leakage around the assembly

• Housing

• Disconnect power before servicing; if the part interfaces with water, shut off the water supply
• Note orientation and transfer any screws, clips, seals, or O-rings from the original part
• Inspect mating seals and fittings; replace any worn gaskets to ensure a proper seal
• After reassembly, restore power/water and test for proper operation and any leaks or noise

This washer timer knob attaches to the timer shaft so you can select cycles and start the machine. Replace a cracked, stripped, or missing knob to restore positive engagement and reliable cycle selection.

• Engages the timer shaft to choose wash cycles and settings
• Restores proper feel and control when turning the timer
• Common symptoms: knob cracked or missing, spins without moving the timer, difficult to start or select a cycle
• If the timer can be turned with pliers but not with the knob, the knob is likely worn

• Unplug the washer before servicing
• Pull off the old knob; retain any cap or spring clip from the original if present
• Align the new knob with the timer shaft and press firmly until fully seated
• Rotate through settings to ensure solid engagement

This water inlet valve regulates the flow of household water into the refrigerator for ice making and dispensing. Replacing a failing valve restores proper fill and helps resolve leaks, low flow, and no-ice/no-dispense issues. What it does:

• Opens and closes to supply water to the ice maker and/or dispenser when energized by the control
• Addresses symptoms like no water at the dispenser, no ice production, slow fill/hollow cubes, or dripping/leaks at the valve area
• Common failures include stuck or leaking valve, clogged screen, or a failed solenoid coil
• Helps eliminate valve buzzing with no fill when the coil is energized but the valve won't open

• 1 water inlet valve assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Keep towels/containers handy; some residual water will drain when lines are removed
• Note and label each tube and wire position; transfer any fittings/brackets from the old valve if applicable
• After installation, restore water and power, check all connections for leaks, and purge air by dispensing water

This water level pressure switch senses tub water level and signals the control to stop filling and advance the cycle. Replacing a failed switch restores proper fill shut-off and allows the washer to move to wash, drain, and spin.

• Detects water level via air pressure in the attached hose from the tub air dome
• Signals the timer/control to close inlet valves at the selected fill level
• Enables agitation and spin only when the level is appropriate or the tub is empty
• Typical symptoms of a failed switch include overfilling or underfilling, continuous filling, cycle not advancing, or no spin

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access the switch in the control console or top panel; note wire locations for reassembly
• Transfer the pressure hose and wire connectors to the new switch one at a time; ensure the hose is clear, not kinked or cracked, and fits snugly
• After installation, run a quick fill test to ensure proper shut-off and cycle progression

This rotary encoder mounts behind the washer's cycle knob and tells the main control which setting you select. When it fails, selections may be erratic or unresponsive. Replacing it restores accurate, dependable cycle selection. What it does

• Detects the position of the cycle selector knob
• Sends selection signals to the main control board
• Enables precise cycle and option changes
• Common symptoms: knob turns but lights don't follow, random/incorrect selection, can't select a cycle, won't start

• One rotary encoder

• Disconnect power to the washer before servicing
• Access the control console and remove the knob/dial to reach the encoder
• Note orientation, unplug the harness, release tabs/screws, and swap in the new encoder
• Handle electronics carefully and avoid static discharge; verify knob-to-light tracking before reassembly

When replacing this part, if you see that your motor stator is broken, search by your model number to make sure you get the right stator for your model. NOTE: Also includes Rotor Bolt. The bolt is not available separately.

This is a replacement power cord that supplies electrical power from a wall outlet to your appliance. A fresh cord helps ensure safe, reliable power delivery when the original is damaged, overheated, or worn.

• Delivers household power to the unit's main electrical connection
• Replace if the cord is cut, cracked, burnt, loose, or intermittently powers the appliance
• Helps resolve issues like no power, tripping breakers, or visible cord damage

• Unplug the appliance and turn off the circuit breaker before starting
• Verify outlet type and cord routing match your original installation
• Transfer any cord clamp/retainer as needed and secure against sharp edges
• Inspect for proper grounding and test operation before returning to service

The Dispenser is an OEM part for Whirlpool washing machines. It holds and dispenses detergent for each wash load through the drawers located on the washer's console panel. 

Symptoms of a bad dispenser include:

• Improper or incomplete dispensing of detergent
• Detergent residue accumulated inside the dispenser 
• Drawers not opening or closing as intended

Causes of a dispenser failure can be due to worn components, mineral buildup interfering with mechanics, or damage from moisture exposure over time. 

Replacing with a new OEM dispenser restores optimal detergent delivery for every cycle. This ensures clothes are fully cleaned and rinsed without risk of detergent residue.  

This OEM Whirlpool part can also be used on Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore/Sears brand appliances.

Color: White
 

This is the washer's water level switch that senses tub level via air pressure and provides five selectable fill settings. Replacing a failed switch restores accurate filling and lets the cycle advance properly through wash, rinse, and spin.

• Monitors air pressure from the tub to detect actual water level
• Controls the inlet valves to start/stop filling at the selected setting
• Signals the timer/control to begin agitation and advance the cycle once full
• Common symptoms: overfilling or water keeps running, stops filling too soon or won't fill, inconsistent water levels, cycle won't advance due to incorrect level detection

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access the control console; remove the selector knob/dial and panel as needed
• Note wire locations (take a photo), move the harness, and transfer the pressure hose; ensure the hose is clear and firmly seated
• Securely mount the new switch, reassemble the console/knob, restore utilities, and test each fill level