Maytag Washer Centennial Parts

This agitate gear washer is a small flat washer used with the washer's agitate gear to ensure proper spacing and smooth engagement. It helps maintain correct gear alignment so the agitator can move laundry effectively. What it does:

• Provides a stable spacer between the agitate gear and mating components to prevent excess play
• Helps maintain correct gear alignment for consistent agitator movement
• Reduces metal-on-metal contact that can cause noise or premature wear
• Commonly replaced when the agitator feels loose, makes grinding noise, or causes uneven agitation

• High-level replacement: remove agitator/gear per service manual to access washer; reinstall in original orientation
• Use manufacturer torque/settings for reassembly; do not overtighten
• Inspect adjacent gear and splines for wear; replace any damaged components
• Disconnect power and follow safety procedures before servicing the washer

Color: White.

A front toe panel assembly that restores the lower front trim and airflow opening on compatible laundry appliances. Replaces a damaged or missing lower access panel to keep the cabinet sealed and looking finished. What it does:

• Covers the lower front of the appliance cabinet, protecting internal components from debris.
• Restores the lower air or vent opening and directs airflow as intended.
• Prevents items from falling under the appliance and reduces drafts at the base.
• Helps maintain proper appearance and fit of the appliance front.

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before starting any work.
• Install requires removing the appliance kick strip or lower access fasteners; retain hardware as needed.
• Align panel tabs/clips with cabinet slots and secure with the original screws or clips.
• Replace any damaged clips or mounting hardware to ensure a secure fit.

This rotary cycle switch selects and advances wash cycles so the machine runs the chosen program. It provides a reliable, easy-to-turn control for selecting cycles and restoring normal cycle selection and advancement. What it does:

• Selects the washer's cycle and control position when rotated
• Allows the timer/control to advance through cycle stages
• Can cause intermittent or failed cycle selection if worn or faulty
• Commonly replaced when the dial feels loose, won't stay in position, or cycles fail to start/advance

• Disconnect power (unplug or turn off the breaker) before starting any repair.
• Access usually requires removing the control panel or console; retain screws and fasteners for reassembly.
• Handle small connectors and terminals carefully to avoid bending or breaking.

Size: 6 - 20 x 1 1/16 inch.

This left-hand end cap assembly restores a secure, finished mounting point on the appliance cabinet and helps keep internal components aligned and protected from friction or debris. Ideal when the original end cap is cracked, warped, or missing. What it does:

• Replaces a damaged or worn left-hand end cap to maintain proper alignment of adjacent components
• Provides a protective cover to prevent contact, rubbing, or debris entry at the cabinet edge
• Helps reduce vibration-related noise caused by loose or misaligned parts
• Fits into the original mounting location and matches OEM fit where specified

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Verify left/right orientation by comparing to the removed part prior to installation
• Typical install requires removal of the adjacent trim or panel; handle parts gently to avoid damaging clips
• If mounting hardware is missing or damaged, replace with OEM-specified fasteners

This replacement door strike provides the solid catch point the latch/lock grabs so the appliance recognizes the door or lid is closed and can run safely. A worn, bent, or broken strike can interrupt operation. What it does

• Forms the fixed catch for the door/lid latch or lock
• Helps actuate the interlock/safety switch so a cycle can start
• Misalignment or damage can keep the door from latching and stop cycles
• Common symptoms: door/lid won't latch or stay closed, unit won't start, "Door/Lid" or "Lock" message, needing to hold the door shut, visible cracks or wear on the strike

• 1 strike

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing
• Open the door/lid and remove the mounting screws securing the old strike; retain hardware if it is reused
• Position the new strike in the same orientation and tighten screws snugly; avoid over-tightening to prevent damage
• Close and open the door/lid to confirm smooth latch engagement, then run a brief test cycle