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Sound dampener for cabinet and front panel.
*GREAT! *Parts arrived quickly and the job was fairly simple to complete. Thank you! Read more
Took the machine apart replaced bearings and new seal. I didn't know if the tub balance sensor was bad so I just ordered and installed a new one so I wouldn't have any problems.The one thing i did think was odd is how dirty the tub is when you disassemble it. You would think that washing clothes all the time it would be clean as a whistle but that is not the case. Read more
The lifter flange bearing kit contains components that support and allow smooth rotation of the wash basket's agitator or impeller system. Located at the bottom of the wash tub assembly, these bearings handle the mechanical stress of washing motion. Replace if you hear grinding noises, excessive vibration during agitation, or the agitator becomes loose or wobbly.
This kit used to contain part # 25001127 bearing cap qty 2, Part # 25001128 a separate bearing cap qty 1, and part # 25001225 lifter bearing qty 1. They now all sub to this kit in which there are only 1 PLATE & 1 WEAR BAR
This is a set of two shock absorbers that reduce vibration and movement in your washing machine during spin cycles. They dampen the tub's motion to prevent excessive shaking and noise during operation. Replace them when your washer vibrates excessively, moves across the floor, or makes loud banging noises during the spin cycle.
As with many other reports, it was not the struts. I pulled the clutch and found it to be contaminated. After cleaning, and with the help of my wife, the reinstalled clutch worked properly and the problem was solved. The tight workspace required my wife to start the retention bolt. Maytag has a hole punched in the bottom panel. This hole provides a very convenient exit for the retention bolt, but not much else. Maytag could have made the job a lot easier by making the hole a bit bigger... Read more
Valve with thermistor connection.
Screw kit for front panel.
Initially replaced the pump. However, I believe the pump went bad due to the pressure switch failing and allowing the pump to run continuously. Once I replaced the pressure switch everything was fine. FYI, the wiring harness on my washer was slightly different and would not align to t the tabs on the new switch. I had to remove the black harness guide on top of the switch and just align the harness wires to the tabs manually. My ground wire was separate from the harness. I just plugged it... Read more
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