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Busted unit open, found leaks, ordered parts. Cleaned out the mess, put new parts in, works like a champ! Easy as it can get! Read more
Did not know if these were the right parts. I believe i talked to someone named Robin and she was very helpful and friendly. Said she wasn't sure these were the parts since they were not listed on my model number but said if they didn't work i could send them back. been to many parts stores and nobody could find these two items or even suggest them. Very good employee who helped me. Was really surprised how fast my order got here. Excellent service. I've bookmarked your site and will be doing... Read more
This retaining ring securely holds the rubber boot seal in place around your washer's door opening. It maintains the watertight connection between the door seal and tub to prevent leaks during operation. Replace it if water leaks from the door area, the boot seal has come loose, or if the ring is cracked or corroded.
Ordered the part and fixed it myself Read more
The timer is located behind the control panel and controls the sequence and duration of wash, rinse, and spin cycles. Replace it if cycles don't advance properly, the washer gets stuck in one cycle, or if cycles run too long or too short.
I just wanted to put my experience here for all to see. I have a Maytag Neptune, MAH5500BWW, one of the original ones. I bought it back in 2002 and it has done many many loads of wash faithfully. So when the bearings started to get loud I thought it best to replace them, the seal kit and the belt. I did my research as best I could and decided to order the OEM parts from an appliance supplier. If you are replacing the bearings, watch on line videos prior to performing the job. It will... Read more
Washer won't spin or spins slowly? This switch holder assembly secures the door lock and spin enable switch. Moderately challenging repair.
Once we found the hidden 'Troubleshooting Guide' in the control panel, we were able to run a diagnostic check on it. A voltmeter was VERY helpful, and after running through the steps, found that the "inertial unbalance switch" was bad. It was easy to get to by removing the door, front panel, and then lifting the top off...it is attached to the top of the tub. One screw needed removed from the switch, and then I slid the old one off and the new on! *I must say, it took longer to figure out... Read more
Basically rebuilt the washer from the ground up. Spent more money than a new washer but we have been so happy with the way this machine has worked over the last 19 years figured it would be money well spent. Read more
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