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Inner tub

Start Capacitor

Washing machine drain hose (48") with clamp

Agitator inner cap seal

Cabinet hold down clip

Hose from tub to water level pressure switch

Centerpost bearing and seal kit for direct drive washer. The brake removal tool is needed for easy removal of your original bearing. Please see related items below.

Spin tube bearing

Spray Paint - White

Water inlet spout

Lid hinge ball

Tri-base damper kit. Also purchase adhesive to attach to bottom panel

1 Speed drive motor. Transfer pulley & motor mount from old to new

Susspension spring bracket, left front

Lid switch check switch
Everyone who’s ever had a broken washing machine knows how quickly the dirty clothes pile up! With Repair Clinic, that’s one thing you won’t have to worry about… especially if you’ve got a Maytag washing machine. We carry thousands of parts for Maytag products, such as motor couplings, door locks, agitator repair kits, clutches, suspension rods, and door seals. Need springs, nuts, bolts, and locks? We’ve got ‘em.
As an added bonus, Repair Clinic offers free repair help, from schematics to “how-to” videos, that will make it easy for you to fix the washer yourself. With our help, you’ll be fixing things in no time. Just be sure to enter the full model number of your washer in our website’s search bar to find the specific replacement part you want. If you need additional help finding the right part, you can always call our Customer Service Team at 1-800-269-2609.
Loud noises from your Maytag washer could indicate an issue with the drum bearings, motor, or belts. Inspecting these parts for wear or damage and replacing them as needed can help resolve the noise issue.
It is recommended to replace the hoses of your Maytag washer every 3-5 years. Regular inspection for cracks, leaks, or bulging can prevent water damage and other complications.
The most commonly replaced part in Maytag washing machines is the water pump. This part is crucial for cycling water through the machine during the wash and rinse cycles. Over time, debris or continuous use can cause the pump to wear out or malfunction, leading to issues with draining.