I cannot thank you enough. From the bottom of my heart. My situation was just slightly different but I had enough information from this video to do it perfectly. I am a 60-year-old woman and I did it by myself. You are the best! I can’t thank you enough.
Another 60 yo who just fixed our washer. Hurrah! Found over $2 in change. A house key and two athletic bra pads. The latter which I will never wash in the washer again. Thank you!
8 years ago I purchased this set from a dentist and his young wife. Bought it (with the bases) for $350. Took it home and disassembled it thinking it could be the pump. ( wasn’t sure) it was only 1 1/2 years old and after spending over $300 on a service tech, put it up for sale. Took it apart, found the pump and upon opening it just a tiny bit of water came out while the tub still had water in it! Took the filter out and along with it came a small training bra!! lol. Yanked it out and of course had water everywhere! Here it is 8 years later and it’s malfunctioning. Sounds like the pump is trying to pump water out, but possibly blocked. At 76 don’t think I can bend down that far without getting up again. Got son in law coming in two days, but forgot the steps to get to that pump. Knew the screws were there but forgot about the clips. Anyway, thanks for putting this out there. Great refresher and for those DIYers , it really is easy!! Thanks again! Good vid!
I just had my filter cleaned out on my Maytag of less than 1 yr, so it was under warranty. The repairman said, Be careful because next time it will not be under warranty. They only allow one repair like this since it's not the fault of the machine. He said the next time it will cost $349!! Why, I asked. This young'un said, This is a very dirty job! The guy knows absolutely nothing about dirty jobs! He didn't get dirty whatsoever! Crazy!!!
I really appreicate your effort to keep us fellow DIY-ers informed. Especially, the trouble you taken to work in a confined space while making this video. Thank you for the video, you're a good man!
You saved us! Your video was the only video I found that helped me fix my washing machine. It seems everything decided to stop working at the same time, and you save me from having to purchase a new machine. My sincerest gratitude goes out to you!
Absolutely a piss poor design. Most “Normal” washers have the plug in the front for convenience especially for people with small laundry rooms where there’s no room for this without completely removing a stackable washer dryer set it. This is a disastrous design
It is a piss poor design but it is not bad enough to change washers my maytag maxima series has been pretty good machine it’s built on Commerical series and we use it about 16 hrs a day with four women and one man that have to have clothes every day plus the towels are the big loads
Couldn't agree more. I have no idea how to move my heavy Maytag washing machine which is in a corner. Can't even budge it. Maytag decided that sleek looks were ore important than functionality. I'll know which type of washer to avoid next time.
Great video. Thank you. I can't understand why Maytag made it so difficult to access. Opening on the front seems pretty logical to me. I have the dryer stacked on top. And they are in a confined space. Very very difficult to access.
Where else would they put it?? You remember when he opened the filter door and water poured out?? How could you get a pan in there big enough to catch all that water that WILL be coming out. A small access door only causes more problems.
very clear and straight forward directions. Left out the part about removing all the rest of the screws from around the edge. Nice illustration. Thank you for going slow, being very descriptive, and showing details.
Thanks! I had the slow drain error codes. I removed the back panel and cleaned the filter per your instructions. Found a toy skeleton and some change in the trap. Still had a drain code after. Took the drain hose off and blew it out too. Lots of crud in there. Thanks for the tips! I think in my case it needed both things fixed. I wouldn't have been able to do the filter cleaning without your informative video. I appreciate your efforts! You saved us some cash.
What a great day! I was searching how to repair the door’s hinge and found a video showing how to replace it, then I found the hinge on Amazon for only 42 bucks. Then that search led me to this video. I’ve had the washer for 15 years, didn’t know it had a filter that needs cleaning. Saved a lot of money today not calling a repair person.
@@goodtimesfunforall778 I spoke to soon. Lol. After I removed all the screws and plastic tabs, I then realized the filter was accessed at the front. So I cleaned it from there, a bit of slime but that was all. It then gave an F20 error, which turns out to be an inlet hose issue which was quite clogged, mainly the hot side. Likely calcium from hot water tank. I replaced the broken door hinge as well - 42 bucks on Amazon. Seems to be working great now.
We have a similar model maytag. It was displaying a f9 E1 code which is the code for clogged drainage system. I followed your info and cleaned the drain trap but it was mostly clean. This led me to inspect the drain hose itself which was pretty severely clogged with gunk. Gross... I sprayed the gunk out of the drain hose. That was fix for us. This info got us on the right path to fix it. Also the whole washer area in clean now that we cleaned up behind the machines. Thanks so much for the guide. 👍
Thank you good brother for your gift of wisdom. Every part of the body of Christ and the body of humanity has value. You have added value to our lives. Blessings to you.
Thank you so much! This was totally the fix I needed. For anyone else embarking on this, here's a shortcut: the cap can be quite difficult to remove, and it's really hard to get two arms in that space, especially if you're 6'3" and 230lbs like me. I found a solution by using one of those red-handled spring clamps. It gave me the grip and leverage I needed. Good luck to all who follow in my footsteps!
good video. For me it was easier to "tilt" the machine back and access the bottom panel and do the same thing - just two simple screws and the bottom panel comes off. Reminds me of changing the oil on my truck.
Thanks for the video. I can hear my pump struggling and I’m pretty sure a “quick” clean out of the trap will solve the problem. Machine is obviously designed to force people to call a service agent but during a pandemic that isn’t an option. Your video is a lifesaver!
Thank you so much for this video! These were easy to follow instructions for a pretty painless diy filter clean. This has undoubtedly saved me a repair visit!
Thank You!! Going in through the back made this a much easier job. Thank you for also pointing out the proper directions to pop it back in. Easy once the pieces match. I did have to use pliers like you did lightly with the left hand to apply more turning leverage in addition to turning with the right hand to loosen it the first quarter turn on the way out.
Thank you, thank you so much! Maytag could’ve put this on the front like other models. I’ve been trying to find out where this filter is for awhile now. I’m going to get this done today.
Boy, not much to a washer for the price 😂 Thanks for sharing, I saw some newer machines have an access on the front. Nice of them to put a drain inside a sealed unit...
Great Video! Thank you for revealing the secrets to servicing this poorly designed machine. Love the way it washes. Bought mine, 2nd hand, for not much money.
Easier to lean washer back against wall. Take off bottom plate. 2 1/4 screws. Then unscrew filter. No need to get behind it and take the whole back off
maybe if you are sure it wont fall when leaning it. things that are leaning tend to fall more often than not. I don't want anybody to get hurt cleaning out a filter.
If you would have covered that o-ring with plumber's silicone lubricant or as a last resort cooking oil, you would not have any problems screwing that part back. It would also make it easier the next time you remove it because it will be lubricated and preserved (if you used plumber's silicone lubricant).
Thanks for taking the time. We always had to take the front seals offa d it was so difficult to put back on like you mentioned in the beginning of the video. This gives us another better way to try.
Oh my gosh!!!! Thank you so much!!!! Also I would add Remove the tray where you put the detergent in every wash load I put it on top of the machine to drain and dry on a towel If not the back part of the inside will develop mold as well.
Good to know that is easy to open it, I really hope to find in the same position that filter because I've seen that filter comes in different positions, thanks bro
Thank you for showing this video, it saved me time and money. This drain filter is hidden inside and I have no ideas how or when should clean it. After I took it out, it was so filthy and I have to do a deep clean.
Thanks! This was super easy. Mine didn’t have the white caps in the back (although the openings were there) instead there was about 10 screws. Got it cleaned out and put back together in no time!
Maaaaan, done and done. Thanks a full load. 5 minutes. Mind you, the wife took off the screws and all before I got over to it. Used a carboy brush to clean that schtuff out. Nasty ol bathroom carpet backing in there. Throw it out or wash it in an 8 gallon bucket, not the one you use for brewing.
Better than taking front apart. I almost did then saw your video. Thanks btw. The detergent dispenser is a mold problem. I just took the drawer out. Covered in mold, and not just the drawer inside the hole where it fits.
We remove ours after every load, rinse it, and leave it in sink to dry, which may be excessive, though it doesn't take long. My wife lets me know when I forget.
Good visual. I'll try entering the situation from the back. SUD CODE NOW. Before was F32 (Cleaned drain hose), the F21 (started rince/drain cycle) working Then SUD. That drain at bottom looks promising! Thanks
Thank you for walking me through this process! Just a note tho, i know that vinegar will damage the rubber hoses, and some other parts which will eventually cause the machine to leak, especially on front loaders. So maybe at the 4:03 mark in the video you might want to reconsider using the vinegar to clean the o-ring and opt for something else to help you clean up your washer. I found out about the vinegar problem after I had added some to several loads of puppy laundry. Not long after, my machine sprung a leak. When I researched the leak I found it is a very common problem. Thanks again tho!
Thank you for the help! (Stupid design for something that needs regular attention!) The machine weighs 200 pounds! If Maytag wanted to be out in front of the rest, they would have a one clip front access door to do this and include a washable plastic try to catch the mess as it rolls out. Thanks again for making this great video!
Just attempted this on my Maytag Maxima X model and discovered the drain/filter isn’t configured the same way as the one in this video. I will have to disassemble the entire front side of the washer in order to get to the drain/filter.
As many are saying, this is a great video. I also like that people found another way to do it that requires even less screw removal. My problem is, I have a Maytag Neptune Front Loader which doesn't appear to have the clips in the back nor the panel underneath. I'd love some suggestions on how I can get to this pump without taking the front off. Thank you.
I cannot thank you enough. From the bottom of my heart. My situation was just slightly different but I had enough information from this video to do it perfectly. I am a 60-year-old woman and I did it by myself. You are the best! I can’t thank you enough.
Your welcome.
@@goodtimesfunforall778 60? I’m 60. That’s still young in my book 😁
I know 60 year old with more life than me at 21:) don’t discredit yourself on age, and continue giving yourself credit on accomplishments!
Another 60 yo who just fixed our washer. Hurrah! Found over $2 in change. A house key and two athletic bra pads. The latter which I will never wash in the washer again. Thank you!
Put small items like bra pads in a mesh bag for washing.
8 years ago I purchased this set from a dentist and his young wife. Bought it (with the bases) for $350. Took it home and disassembled it thinking it could be the pump. ( wasn’t sure) it was only 1 1/2 years old and after spending over $300 on a service tech, put it up for sale. Took it apart, found the pump and upon opening it just a tiny bit of water came out while the tub still had water in it! Took the filter out and along with it came a small training bra!! lol. Yanked it out and of course had water everywhere! Here it is 8 years later and it’s malfunctioning. Sounds like the pump is trying to pump water out, but possibly blocked. At 76 don’t think I can bend down that far without getting up again. Got son in law coming in two days, but forgot the steps to get to that pump. Knew the screws were there but forgot about the clips. Anyway, thanks for putting this out there. Great refresher and for those DIYers , it really is easy!! Thanks again! Good vid!
Thank you.
I just had my filter cleaned out on my Maytag of less than 1 yr, so it was under warranty. The repairman said, Be careful because next time it will not be under warranty. They only allow one repair like this since it's not the fault of the machine. He said the next time it will cost $349!! Why, I asked. This young'un said, This is a very dirty job! The guy knows absolutely nothing about dirty jobs! He didn't get dirty whatsoever! Crazy!!!
I really appreicate your effort to keep us fellow DIY-ers informed. Especially, the trouble you taken to work in a confined space while making this video. Thank you for the video, you're a good man!
thanks
You saved us! Your video was the only video I found that helped me fix my washing machine. It seems everything decided to stop working at the same time, and you save me from having to purchase a new machine. My sincerest gratitude goes out to you!
No problem. Glad to help
Absolutely a piss poor design. Most “Normal” washers have the plug in the front for convenience especially for people with small laundry rooms where there’s no room for this without completely removing a stackable washer dryer set it. This is a disastrous design
Michael Turzo see my reply above
It is a piss poor design but it is not bad enough to change washers my maytag maxima series has been pretty good machine it’s built on Commerical series and we use it about 16 hrs a day with four women and one man that have to have clothes every day plus the towels are the big loads
Couldn't agree more. I have no idea how to move my heavy Maytag washing machine which is in a corner. Can't even budge it. Maytag decided that sleek looks were ore important than functionality. I'll know which type of washer to avoid next time.
you needed to have it point to the front and have the bottom half of the front come off.. would have been easy to do.. Sad..
Very true.
Great video. Thank you.
I can't understand why Maytag made it so difficult to access. Opening on the front seems pretty logical to me.
I have the dryer stacked on top. And they are in a confined space. Very very difficult to access.
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I agree 100%; if you are supposed to this, why make it so hard/inconvenient to do??!!
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Where else would they put it?? You remember when he opened the filter door and water poured out?? How could you get a pan in there big enough to catch all that water that WILL be coming out. A small access door only causes more problems.
@@MichaelWilliams-ro9bm in front, where it is easily accessible
American design.. pay even to clean the filter.. I had Samsung and it's easy to drain and clean..
Fixed my washer with this video, thanks!
very clear and straight forward directions. Left out the part about removing all the rest of the screws from around the edge. Nice illustration. Thank you for going slow, being very descriptive, and showing details.
sorry about the screws.
😂 I was like hold on how did we get there
Great video in the end got what I wanted 👍🏾
@@rutukually2423 thanks
Thanks! I had the slow drain error codes. I removed the back panel and cleaned the filter per your instructions. Found a toy skeleton and some change in the trap. Still had a drain code after. Took the drain hose off and blew it out too. Lots of crud in there. Thanks for the tips! I think in my case it needed both things fixed. I wouldn't have been able to do the filter cleaning without your informative video. I appreciate your efforts! You saved us some cash.
your welcome
@@goodtimesfunforall778you’re*
What a great day! I was searching how to repair the door’s hinge and found a video showing how to replace it, then I found the hinge on Amazon for only 42 bucks. Then that search led me to this video. I’ve had the washer for 15 years, didn’t know it had a filter that needs cleaning. Saved a lot of money today not calling a repair person.
no problem glad to help
@@goodtimesfunforall778 I spoke to soon. Lol. After I removed all the screws and plastic tabs, I then realized the filter was accessed at the front. So I cleaned it from there, a bit of slime but that was all. It then gave an F20 error, which turns out to be an inlet hose issue which was quite clogged, mainly the hot side. Likely calcium from hot water tank. I replaced the broken door hinge as well - 42 bucks on Amazon. Seems to be working great now.
@@DbeeSapphire Awesome
Thank you for the instructions. You made it sound easy and we fixed it! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
No problem.
First time homeowner, this video is a blessing sent from above. I cannot thank you enough
No problem, enjoy the home!!!
Great video!! Easy to follow. I got my washer serviced and it's working way better than before.
No problem, glad to help
We have a similar model maytag. It was displaying a f9 E1 code which is the code for clogged drainage system. I followed your info and cleaned the drain trap but it was mostly clean. This led me to inspect the drain hose itself which was pretty severely clogged with gunk. Gross... I sprayed the gunk out of the drain hose. That was fix for us. This info got us on the right path to fix it. Also the whole washer area in clean now that we cleaned up behind the machines. Thanks so much for the guide. 👍
No problem, glad to help.
Bless you...this was so helpful. You are a kind soul! Good luck to all others doing the cleaning on your own!
Thank you. Your video was instrumental in helping me fix my friends draining issues and filter cleaning on her Maytag.
glad i could help.
Thank you good brother for your gift of wisdom. Every part of the body of Christ and the body of humanity has value. You have added value to our lives. Blessings to you.
thank you
You are a god send! It worked and I can’t thank you enough for showing us how to do this!! 😊
Glad to help
Bravo! Sure glad the engineers didn't provide an easy access panel from the front
I found this video to be extremely helpful. Thank you for the excellent instructions.
glad i could help
Video was spot on, thank you. Found two keys and bunch of coins in the basket.
Thank you so much! This was totally the fix I needed.
For anyone else embarking on this, here's a shortcut: the cap can be quite difficult to remove, and it's really hard to get two arms in that space, especially if you're 6'3" and 230lbs like me.
I found a solution by using one of those red-handled spring clamps. It gave me the grip and leverage I needed.
Good luck to all who follow in my footsteps!
Awesome!! thanks for helping.
Just saved us having to wait 3.5 weeks for a Maytag repairman! Thank you!!!
glad to help
Means a lot Thankyou!! I’m the man of the house now haha 22 years old and all fixed!
good video. For me it was easier to "tilt" the machine back and access the bottom panel and do the same thing - just two simple screws and the bottom panel comes off. Reminds me of changing the oil on my truck.
Great advice - I may just leave the bottom panel off. How often do you need to clean the filter?
Unfortunately not all models have a bottom panel for easy access,I happen to have this more difficult to access model
This video it’s grate for me.
I don’t have a bottom panel that removes. Thanks to my lord and to you for this helpful video. Another video shows removing the top lid.
That’s how I access mine too!
Great video as well as a clear narrative. Thank you for taking the time to educate others!
Thank you for creating this video, your instructions and video close ups made it possible for me to complete this on my own!
your welcome
Thanks for the video. I can hear my pump struggling and I’m pretty sure a “quick” clean out of the trap will solve the problem. Machine is obviously designed to force people to call a service agent but during a pandemic that isn’t an option. Your video is a lifesaver!
Looks like I will be going to the laundromat.
Did this fix the pump problem?
I thought my pump was broken. Turns out there was a tiny nail in the impeller preventing it from spinning.
So glad that I found your video and did not attempt to do this maintenance via the front panel. What a breeze taking off the back panel!
Thank you so much for this video! These were easy to follow instructions for a pretty painless diy filter clean. This has undoubtedly saved me a repair visit!
Your welcome.
Thank You!! Going in through the back made this a much easier job. Thank you for also pointing out the proper directions to pop it back in. Easy once the pieces match. I did have to use pliers like you did lightly with the left hand to apply more turning leverage in addition to turning with the right hand to loosen it the first quarter turn on the way out.
God Bless This Man.
THANK YOU SO MUCH, FOUND 2 BRA PADDING INSERTS STUCK ON MINE, wife takes no blame, but hey it is fixed now.
BEST instructions!!!! Thank you!!!! Very helpful.
Thank you! Managed to clean my washer filter by myself and not pay an arm and a leg for something simple! Great instructions and visuals.
Thank you, thank you so much! Maytag could’ve put this on the front like other models. I’ve been trying to find out where this filter is for awhile now. I’m going to get this done today.
No problem, I figured someone besides me was trying to figure it out.
good times we got it done. Lots of dirt came out. Along with dog fur
@@PeaJayCee i Know it's amazing what comes out of there.
Thank you! You are the man!
You should’ve seen the giant pile of junk I pulled out of mine!!
This video was so helpful to me. My mom was ecstatic that her daughter could fix her washer. thanks a lot!
your welcome
I appreciate you taking the time! I'm going to start on maytag today. Thank you.
Boy, not much to a washer for the price 😂
Thanks for sharing, I saw some newer machines have an access on the front. Nice of them to put a drain inside a sealed unit...
Thank you for this video. This was the exact problem I was having with mine and your video walked me through the repair. Perfect fix!!
Great Video! Thank you for revealing the secrets to servicing this poorly designed machine. Love the way it washes. Bought mine, 2nd hand, for not much money.
You're welcome.
Thank you so much for posting this ! It saved me a service call!
Your video saved my mother’s washing machine! You’re awesome! Thank you so much!
Excellent video, thanks so much!! Like everyone else has stated, straight to the point and saved us from the sewer smell!
Thank you.
Easier to lean washer back against wall. Take off bottom plate. 2 1/4 screws. Then unscrew filter. No need to get behind it and take the whole back off
maybe if you are sure it wont fall when leaning it.
things that are leaning tend to fall more often than not. I don't want anybody to get hurt cleaning out a filter.
That’s a great idea!! I’ll be sure to prop safely!!
Thank you! Very well done video. Instructions were clear and easy to follow. I now have my washer back!
You are a God send my friend! Thank you!
Maytag did a bad design with that drain at the back of the washer. Very inconvenient! Thanks for the video
No problem, glad to help
If you would have covered that o-ring with plumber's silicone lubricant or as a last resort cooking oil, you would not have any problems screwing that part back. It would also make it easier the next time you remove it because it will be lubricated and preserved (if you used plumber's silicone lubricant).
Thanks for taking the time. We always had to take the front seals offa d it was so difficult to put back on like you mentioned in the beginning of the video. This gives us another better way to try.
No problem, take care
You gave a fantastic explanation! Thank you very much.
Fixed my washer and saved the day. Thank you
One of the best videos I've seen!
Thank you so much! You are a life saver! We appreciate you
Great suggestion. This was very easy and fixed our problem.
Thank you for posting this video! I was able to fix the problem on my Whirlpool washer
Oh my gosh!!!!
Thank you so much!!!!
Also I would add
Remove the tray where you put the detergent in every wash load
I put it on top of the machine to drain and dry on a towel
If not the back part of the inside will develop mold as well.
that's a great idea!! I keep taking it out wiping it down and putting it back in. Not any more, thanks.
Good to know that is easy to open it, I really hope to find in the same position that filter because I've seen that filter comes in different positions, thanks bro
Really appreciate you mentoring us!
Your'e welcome
Thank you so very much for this detailed and informative video! God bless you!
no problem
Many thanks for the share! i won't be fixing my new washer for a year or two but I'll be ready.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge! You can also take the whole front off, but this looks much easier !
No problem. I looked at the front and thought, if I do that I might have to buy a new washer.
Thank you very much for posting this video!!
This was very helpful. You saved my butt. Much appreciated.
Thank you!!! Saved me hours of frustration!!
thanks.
Thank you for showing this video, it saved me time and money. This drain filter is hidden inside and I have no ideas how or when should clean it. After I took it out, it was so filthy and I have to do a deep clean.
no problem, glad i could help.
Thanks! This was super easy. Mine didn’t have the white caps in the back (although the openings were there) instead there was about 10 screws. Got it cleaned out and put back together in no time!
This was very helpful I have the same washer and was gonna pull the whole front off lol
Excellent video! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks
Dude, you are the man. Thank you for making this video.
No problem
This video was exactly what I needed to get this job done. Thank you.
Thank you for doing this video blessings 🙌 ❤
Thank you for this great video. I was able to clean the filter.
Thank you! Mine is due for a good cleaning as well.
Excellent !!
Thank you‼️
This helped me out! Thanks buddy!
Maaaaan, done and done. Thanks a full load. 5 minutes. Mind you, the wife took off the screws and all before I got over to it. Used a carboy brush to clean that schtuff out. Nasty ol bathroom carpet backing in there. Throw it out or wash it in an 8 gallon bucket, not the one you use for brewing.
no problem, didn't know what a carboy brush was, but i'll be buying one. Thanks for the tip!!
Thank you!!! Been looking for this instruction all morning
thanks no problem
Broooooo. You're a lifesaver. Appreciate you
Thank you so much! It is very detailed and looks easy!
no prob
This was so helpful!! Thank you
This the best video I’ve seen and very informative!
Glad it was helpful!
Better than taking front apart. I almost did then saw your video. Thanks btw. The detergent dispenser is a mold problem. I just took the drawer out. Covered in mold, and not just the drawer inside the hole where it fits.
i'm going to make a video about that problem
We remove ours after every load, rinse it, and leave it in sink to dry, which may be excessive, though it doesn't take long. My wife lets me know when I forget.
Thank you for the great video! I am having a very hard time getting the cover off…
Good visual. I'll try entering the situation from the back. SUD CODE NOW. Before was F32 (Cleaned drain hose), the F21 (started rince/drain cycle) working Then SUD. That drain at bottom looks promising! Thanks
Thank you for walking me through this process!
Just a note tho, i know that vinegar will damage the rubber hoses, and some other parts which will eventually cause the machine to leak, especially on front loaders. So maybe at the 4:03 mark in the video you might want to reconsider using the vinegar to clean the o-ring and opt for something else to help you clean up your washer.
I found out about the vinegar problem after I had added some to several loads of puppy laundry. Not long after, my machine sprung a leak. When I researched the leak I found it is a very common problem.
Thanks again tho!
Oh no, I had no idea vinegar could damage the machine, than you for sharing!
I’m getting two error codes:E01 F09. I am hoping this is the fix! If it is, you are my new hero 🤗🤗
Thanks! This was really helpful!
wow...I had no idea we were suppose to do this...explains alot about the smell i am smelling on our machine!!
Thank you! Wish it was in the front. Definitely need help as my washer and dryer are stacked against wall.
Next one I buy, the drain clean out might be the selling point.
Get video, super helpful. FYI the nuts on my machine were 1/4. Hope this helps someone.
Thank you for the help! (Stupid design for something that needs regular attention!) The machine weighs 200 pounds! If Maytag wanted to be out in front of the rest, they would have a one clip front access door to do this and include a washable plastic try to catch the mess as it rolls out. Thanks again for making this great video!
Very true.
Thank you. I just pulled out a rock the size of a quarter & it’s draining again! You saved me money!!!
no problem
Wonder how the heck... You think it was mineral buildup?
@@kramnull8962 what are you talking about?
@@goodtimesfunforall778 He said he had a rock the size of a quarter. The holes in washing machine drums are only 1/8th an inch...
@@kramnull8962 Hahah, wow, how does that happen? I could see a quarter sliding between the drum, but a big rock! Yea I see your point.
Thank you for this awesome video!
Just attempted this on my Maytag Maxima X model and discovered the drain/filter isn’t configured the same way as the one in this video. I will have to disassemble the entire front side of the washer in order to get to the drain/filter.
Thanks for good video and information !!
Thank-you very much for your information...you made my wives day!
you're welcome
Outstanding instruction, thank you.
No problem
Great video and explanation. Nice and slow for someone like me!!
Glad it helped!
As many are saying, this is a great video. I also like that people found another way to do it that requires even less screw removal. My problem is, I have a Maytag Neptune Front Loader which doesn't appear to have the clips in the back nor the panel underneath. I'd love some suggestions on how I can get to this pump without taking the front off. Thank you.
Same!
Theres no other way, you must remove the door seal as well. Its almost as if they make it harder and harder to fix it yourself