Problem with Maytag Washer

A maytag washer -Front load or top load?

maytag washer won agitate YouTube

Google the model number. I had the same problem, Googled it, and found the actual turial on YouTube to fix it.

Does it not spin just in the final cycle or not at all during the wash cycle? Also, does the wash cycle agitate normal?
Regards,Richard

Hell Scott,

i do believe the part number for your washer model number is 22003371and when searching the part number 2605660 none of my 4 parts lookup websites can not find that part number but yet all of them tell it the timer part number for model# MAV6200AWW is part #22003371

The washer was made from 2000 to 2001

Thanks for choosing FixYa and welcome to the site. If you have a washer that has a weak agitation or no agitation at all, here are some possible solutions. You need to check your belts. Most washers have one or two belts. Check your lid switch. If a lid switch is bad, it can cause the washer to not work properly. Sometimes, they will not work at all. Make sure you check your drive motor. The drive motor controls the spinning, draining, and agitation. Most washers have the reverse motor, meaning the shaft rotates in both directions, clockwise and counterclockwise. It is possible to lose one direction and not the other. Some washers have a clutch that controls the agitation. If it is bad or worn, it may prevent the agitator to work. Most of these washers come from General Electric. You could have a bad motor coupler. They are located on the side of the motor drive inside the washer. It is also possible that you have a bad transmission. Check the agitator itself. You could have a bad spline or two. The splin accompanies the shaft and allows the movement of the agitator. If you rule out all the parts above, you may have an electrical issue or an issue with the control board. It is very important to test each part and make sure it is getting power. If a part is not working and not getting any power, the power loss may be the reason that it doesn't work. You can test the current in the wires with a voltage meter.

The ball bearings have gone worned-out. You have to replace them.

sounds like a transmisson problem expensive to fix

hi thanks for the question with any washer if you use a hi sud zing detergent it really slows down the spin cycle check this just fill & drain 2or 3 times use some veniger try this thanks the appliance doc

you have a bad motor