MAH3000AGW Maytag Washer - Instructions

It was easy as 1,2,3. Took the old knob apart and replaced it with new one. About 20 minutes.

My husband completed the repair by himself. He said that the "string trick" was helpful.

I removed the dispender assembly from compartment. (Four phillips head screws.) Attached new lid to the dispenser housing. Cleaned the surface where assembly had been sitting on. Reattached the assembly unit to the washer. Looks good!

Unscrewed the 4 screws of the old bezel; lifted the bezel out; moved the lid from the old bezel to the new one; set bezel in place and screwed it in with the old screws. Looks and feels like new.

the pictures on your web site allowed me to positively identify the 2 pieces quickly and surely. replacement was a snap and took less than 2 minutes. Thanks!!

Removing the gasket was very easy. A couple hints on installing (1) attach the gasket to the drum first!! this is the trickiest part but once you get it on, attaching the cable and spring was fairly easy (just used two people and a pair of needle nose pliers). Once you get that on, "lube" up the other side with soap to make install easier.

Our rental house washer had the parts removed by the last tenant, just replaced them. Thanks!

Removed 2 of 4 the screws that were holding the Dispenser Bezel in place. Removed the broken Dispenser Bezel and the other 2 screws. Cleaned the 4 screws (remove the detergent) cleaned the inside of the Dispenser area. Assembled the Dispenser lid /bezel assy. Secured the lid / bezel assy to washer with the 4 screws. Installed the syphon cup and syphon cap.

removed one panel and front door to access under tub.leak solved!!!! thanks

The repair was simple as you can imagine. Thought I could buy these legs at any big box store or at least at the local hardware store. No such luck. Partselect had the right product---easy to order and easy to install. Things around here are great.

removed door,Opened the front panel, opened the top and proped it out of the way. Pulled the boot from the front cover disconnected the drain, released the boot clamp and pulled the boot off. I cleaned the inside of washer and soap tray. cleaned debris from the drain hose. repaired a broken soap dish connection. changed supply hoses and new valves. Generally checked cleaned and overhauled the washer.

Basic disassembly as described earlier.Some tips I found helpfull. Use vice grip pliers on spring.it will keep a grip on the spring hook and you can exert more force to pull the spring.Th bellows was very sticky and hard to slip into place. I put a litle silicone lube ( stuff you use for pool pump gaskets )on the bellows. It made it slip into place easly.

removed bezel, 4 screws, underside of lid has clues to which pin goes where, short or long noticed one hole for pin is "bored" through so pin can be pushed through used a nail if nothing else flatten point BE PATIENT DON'T PANIC

removed 4 screws and installed pin in new lid to base and installed part back on washer with 4 screws. Parts arrive in a timely fasion. good sservice

Slightly bent the plastic lid to allow the pins in each end to slide into place