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The dispenser drawer panel assembly is the front panel of the detergent dispenser drawer on your washing machine. It provides a finished exterior surface and typically displays the fill indicators for detergent, bleach, and fabric softener compartments. Replace this part if the panel is broken, warped, or has separated from the drawer body.
Finally found the correct part on your site after ordering it on another site and recieving the part that the door snaps onto. It was an easy fix just plastic parts that snap together. Thank you! Read more
Pulled top off (4 black screws on back of machine, top right and left corners). Slide lid straight back. Pcb was mounted to back wall of machine. Simple switch out, took a couple of minutes, a part that was less than $40.00 and I was doing laundry again. Beats spending another $800-$1000 on a new machine! Read more
Computer board was the problem too bad I went thru buying a drain pump first should have just purchased the computer board . but WOOHOO it is working and this site was the cheapest for the part . easy fix took no time at all to replace . Read more
Ordered another one Read more
Maytag neptune that I purchessed in 2005 would sometimes beep and show error code.Noted that this would happen when it attemped to enter the high speed spin cycle,from info that I got from BLOG someone sugested most proble cause MOTOR. This makes sense to me.Hope he was right,so far so good. Read more
I had to do this by myself and I knew the drum assembly is very heavy. I had watched a video online where they used a strap to hold up the drum. However, my drum had nothing to hook to. So, since I had the front and back off, I slid a 2x4 under the drum from front to back, supported the front of the 2x4, and then lifted the drum with a hydraulic floor jack from the back. After raising the drum the appropriate height, exchanging the springs was very easy..... Read more