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IS YOUR WASHER:
Leaking water?
Overflowing?
Not filling, or filling too slowly?
Not agitating, or agitating weakly?
Not spinning?
Not draining?
Not doing anything?
Leaving your clothes too wet at the end of the cycle?
Vibrating uncontrollably?
Spinning and agitating at the same time?
Screeching, squeaking, clattering, buzzing, or making grinding or other strange noises?
Do you smell smoke?
Our Maytag washer repair manual can help!
The same things tend to fail in the same designs. Why not save yourself some time, hassle and money, and just go there first? Diagnosis and repair procedures are included for the most common symptoms, such as leaks, no fill or slow fill, clothes too wet after cycle ends, no agitate, no spin, no drain, timer, drive motor and other electrical troubles.
Note: This manual does not cover front-loading washers; only top-loaders.
Cheap and Easy! Maytag Washer Repair (Cheap and Easy! Appliance Repair Series) (Cheap & Easy! Appliance Repair Series) Reviews
Cheap and Easy! Maytag Washer Repair (Cheap and Easy! Appliance Repair Series) (Cheap & Easy! Appliance Repair Series) Reviews
| 12 of 15 people found the following review helpful  Maybe so, but..., By Douglas Emley (Nevada) - See all my reviews This review is from: Cheap and Easy! Maytag Washer Repair (Cheap and Easy! Appliance Repair Series) (Cheap & Easy! Appliance Repair Series) (Mass Market Paperback) While he offers an interesting perspective, Mr. Stuart clearly didn't understand the whole point of the book.Mr. Stuart's main objections seem to be twofold: 1) That the book did not cover the rebuilding of transmissions, and 2) That the book claims to have been written for trade schools. Regarding the first point, NOBODY rebuilds washer transmissions "in the field" anymore; least of all professionals. Not unlike the automotive industry, if one diagnoses a bad transmission in these machines, one removes it and replaces it with a rebuilt transmission, available at most appliance parts stores. In the case of Maytag machines, removing the transmission is VERY difficult, and in my opinion, not to be performed by someone who hasn't done it before. Perhaps Mr. Stuart should be directing his comments at Maytag's design engineers rather than at me. Add the fact that transmission replacements are a minute percentage of the repairs that one will perform on Maytag... Read more 10 of 16 people found the following review helpful  Redundancy in a spin cycle, By Chuck Stuart (Astoria, Oregon) - See all my reviews This review is from: Cheap and Easy! Maytag Washer Repair (Cheap and Easy! Appliance Repair Series) (Cheap & Easy! Appliance Repair Series) (Mass Market Paperback) redundancy in a spin cycleWhile in one breath claiming to be written "ESPECIALLY for trade schools" and more chapter 1 gives advise on how to deal with parts houses talking you out of repairing your own machine. The "spin" of course is using "trade school" to sell this book. It tells you that you should know how to use electrical tools and testers and then devotes some of its fifty some pages to just that. Redundant is the diagrams and explanations of tools. Douglas Emley then has the audacity, after assuming a trade school would use this book, to suggest that for some repairs one should call a qualified service technician. What do trade schools graduate, unqualified service technicians? The book does not have a trouble shooting section with references so one is forced to read the entire book, fortunately again it is only fifty some pages long. In particular he addresses the transmission and it's repair in this avoidance mode. Not only do you... Read more |
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