A1910 Maytag Washer - Instructions

just like the vidio, only a had to remove the back panel to replace the valve. but we ., or should say my mother has a working wacher now,thank you for your help,

Just followed the video posted on the Parts Select web site. The actual repair took just a few minutes, the total repair time included getting all the plunder out of the way in order to move the washer out from the wall and then cleaning under the washer, dryer and utility sink after the repair was complete.

Iam waiting to install it.when it stop again/it will take me about 5 min.

Video of repair on partselect website shows everything needed to know.

ordered the part and it was easy to change.it worked great! Thanks

Assessed the potential causes after viewing the PartsSelect videos. Determined the necessary parts and ordered them. They were delivered as promised. I made the repair and was fully operational within a half hour.

Unplugged AC cord. Removed hot and cold supply hoses. Removed front cover (2 Phillips screws near bottom). Raised lid, and removed fastening screw for injector tube. Removed retaining screws for inlet valve mounting plate. Positioned mounting plate partially inside rear of machine and removed (4) wires for solenoid connections. Re-positioned mounting plate slightly outside machine and removed valve mounting screws and old valve. Attached new valve (no modification to valve needed for my machine), and worked backwards through the steps listed above.

Followed instructions on PartSelect website - very informative and made doing the repair a piece of cake.

I removed 2 Philips head screws from bottom of front cover and removed cover. Tilted washer back and installed a 6' wooden block under washer. removed 3 hex head screws from pump base using my flex shaft nut driver and a 5/16" socket. Removed the 2 hose clamps from pump and lifted pump out. Pump appeared to be ok but checking by turning the pulley I found the impeller did not turn, shaft key must be sheared. The new pump came the next day at 2:00 PM and it was an exact replacement. Installed and up and running in about 15 min. Working fine.

I watched the repair video twice even though the repair was very easy. Just like the video, I unplugged my machine, unscrewed the front cover screws and removed the front cover, moved it forward and leaned it back to expose the bottom and replaced the belts. wow! Simple and back to a quiet washer. It took me longer to clean the floor and inside of the washer then it did to replace the belts! Thank you so much

I changed the belt but the problem re-occurred so its back to the drawing board

Went on line an watch video that described the problem. Order the part and received it overnight. Went back online to your website and watched the video on how to do the repair. Followed the suggestions in the video and finished the repair in about 30 minutes. Really appreciate the help your company give me and have bookmarked your site for future use.

Removed 2 screws at bottom of front panel. Tilt out front panel to remove. Tilt machine on side to access bottom screws that hold drain pump in place. Spray screws with WD40 and remove 3 screws. Loosen hose clamps on pump and remove pump, install new one. Re-attach hoses and screws. Before tightening pump hold down screws adjust belt tension per drawing picture (included with pump). Test for leaks, put front panel back on.

I took the back off the control panel marked placement of old switch with a sharpie marker removed screws and wires installed on new switch screwed down new switch on my marks replaced back now it is working good as new around 10 minutes total time

I googled "washer leaking water" and found some videos which then lead to PartSelect. I had a bit if difficulty finding my parts, but with help of the PartSelect customer service I was able to get what I needed along with some more instructions. I ended up replacing all the hoses, the drain pump and the siphon break. My washer is back in use and my floor is dry. PartSelect is now in my Favorites List.