Maytag Washer Circuit Boards and Touch Pads

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$401.96

Motor Control Board

PartSelect Number PS11753928

Manufacturer Part Number WPW10374126

This part is usually located in the bottom of the washer next to the drive motor. It is used to control the drive motor speed as well as the direction for the spin and tumble actions during the cycle.

Fixes these symptoms

Will Not Start
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$43.08

Funnel

PartSelect Number PS11741961

Manufacturer Part Number WP385421

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$255.65

Timer

★★★★★

1 Review

PartSelect Number PS11739431

Manufacturer Part Number WP22003361

The timer controls most of the operations of the washer: water level, tub filling and emptying, length of cycles, and cycle setting sequences.

Installation Instructions

Jonathan from Park Forest, IL

No Spinout or regular motor speeds

remove back panel 3 phillips and 2 1/4" machine screws. checked lid switch for proper contact. checked timer on the spin cycle in regular wash mode and tested the contacts that were requested per schematic with washing machine. verrified that the timer was the problem, actually if you take the plasic cover off you can see the contactors and if you look for the one that is bad you can verifiy by looking for burned contacts, rember that everything electrical is testable there should be no guessing.
replaced the timer and tested washing machine in regular and passed, re-assembeled back cover. Read more...

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$267.70

Timer

★★★★★

5 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS11739273

Manufacturer Part Number WP22001252

This timer assembly is just under six inches long, and is used for some washing machines. Because there are so many different kinds of timers, you should use your model number to make sure this is the right one for your Maytag washer.

Fixes these symptoms

Will not agitate
Will not drain
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Matthew from Columbus, OH

Wash Cycle would not complete (would not drain)

PROBLEM: The washing machine would not go through the entire wash cycle. It would stop at the rinse cycle and the tub would not drain.

FIX: So easy, my wife made the repair while I was out of town. (1) Remove the two (of four) inner most Philips head screws to allow the control panel to swing down. (2) Pry off the cover on the cycle select knob with a flat head screw driver to allow removal the clip that holds the dial to the timer. (3) Pull off cycle select knob, cover, and spring, (4) Remove two bolts that hold the time to the control panel. (5) Remove two electrical connections from the timer. (5) Repeat steps in reverse order to install the new timer. Read more...

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$199.89

Washer Control Timer

★★★★★

4 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS11742046

Manufacturer Part Number WP3951702

The timer controls most of the operations of the washer: water level, tub filling and emptying, length of cycles, and cycle setting sequences.(60 Hz.)

Fixes these symptoms

Will not drain
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Installation Instructions

michael from deersville, OH

washer would'nt cycle

remove two screws that hold down top piece that holds timer. [screws are at each end] pull the top peice foward[ toward front of washer] just about 1 inch,then flip it up so you can see back of timer,pull out black tab that holds timer knob [with the tweesers],remove knob and dial unplug the wiring remove the screw under timer knob raise clip on the side of timer so it will slide toward left side remove timer. reverse instructions to install. PS VERY IMPORTANT!!!!!MAKE SURE TO UNPLUG WASHER FIRST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Read more...

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$298.08

Timer

★★★★★

4 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS11739263

Manufacturer Part Number WP22001025

This timer assembly is almonst six inches long. It is used for some of Maytag's brands of washing machines. Because there are so many different kinds of timers, you should use your model number to make sure this is the right timer for your washer.

Fixes these symptoms

Will not agitate
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Robert from Camarillo, CA

washing machine would only fill with water. Timer would work but machine didn't cycle.

I removed front control panel using phillip head driver to remove the two screws on top of panel.Removed Timer knob by gently prying center cap off.Used needle nose plier to remove retaining clip to remove knob.Used nut driver to remove the Timer from panel. Unplug wire harness and install in reverse order. Read more...

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$281.75

Timer

PartSelect Number PS11739434

Manufacturer Part Number WP22003371

The timer controls most of the operations of the washer: water level, tub filling and emptying, length of cycles, and cycle setting sequences.

Fixes these symptoms

Will not drain
Will Not Start
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Robert from Jupiter, FL

Couldn't figure out how to remove the dials

After of hours on the internet looking for answers ( Without any success ) I accidently came upon the solution. There's a small hidden cover plate on the front of the knob that just looks cosmetic. If you slip a knife under it it pops off then the rest is a piece of cake. Maytag had no info on their web site and lots of other inaccurate info is posted on the web. Read more...

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$54.97

Noise Filter - 275V and 50/60Hz

PartSelect Number PS11753813

Manufacturer Part Number WPW10367632

Fixes these symptoms

Will Not Start
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$261.61

Timer - 60Hz

★★★★★

8 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS11739264

Manufacturer Part Number WP22001026

The timer controls most of the operations of the washer: water level, tub filling and emptying, length of cycles, and cycle setting sequences.

Fixes these symptoms

Will not agitate
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Installation Instructions

LOREN from BELLEVILLE, IL

Washing machine would not go thru wash cycles.

Removed 4 screws on face panel. Popped center out of timer dial, removed clip and spring. Took out two hex screws which freed up the timer mechanism. Pulled out two plugs and installed timer in reverse order, replacing plugs, hex screws and timer dial cap. Replaced front cover on washing machine. Took less than 15 minutes. Dealer wanted $139.00 for the part ( I saved $31.00 purchasing the part from you), $79.00 for the service call and $40.00 labor to install the part. I saved $150.00 by doing it myself. The exploded view picture on your website made it a breeze. Very happy with the result and the savings. Read more...

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