Mlg2000 Parts

Replaced the door assembly Before taking the door off the washer I painted the hinges with a little finger nail polish to enable the hinges to be replaced correctly. Used petroleum jelly on the outside of the vent grommet (18) so it could easily be slipped on to the door liner. Also used the petroleum jelly on the bottom of the vent tube (17) to fit into the vent grommet. Most difficult chore was rearranging the plastic lock support (3) to fit the door, the attaching the vent tube and finally... Read more

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

I replaced the pressure switch & drain pump. It seems the pressure switch diaphragm was stuck to the top of the plastic housing and wouldn't move to initiate the micro switches. This caused the tub to overfill since the water supply valves did not get the message to shut off the water. The computer will eventually shut off the water when it times out, but not before a substantial amount of water gets past the door seal...Fortunately the wax motor held the door shut until I reset the timer to... Read more

Wife attempted to wash a throw rug with a non slip backing. The backing burned a large hole in the plastic inner door shroud during the spin cycle which allowed water to leak out of washer every subsequent wash. The washer is a 16 year old Maytag Neptune. I ordered the replacement shroud and a new latch spring (the old one was rusted), and replaced both. The replacement shroud came with detailed instructions and no special tools were required. Easy fix and no more leak. Read more