Maytag Washing Machine Model 7MMVWC410AW0 Parts
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Washing machine agitator directional cogs. These parts are also referred to as "dog ears." 4 per package. If the upper section of the agitator isn't turning properly, then these cogs are likely worn and will require replacement.
Affresh® Washing machine cleaner. This cleaner removes and prevents odor-causing residue in all brands of washers. To use, add one tablet to washer with no clothes and select hot water.
- Septic safe
- More effective than bleach.
- Three tablets per package.
Drive Clutch Kit. This kit has 6 parts; a spring, housing, cam ring, basket drive gear, pulley, and nut. The pulley is driven by the drive belt and the splutch works with the mode shift actuator to operate the washplate and spin the inner basket. A worn splutch can cause spin or washplate problems.
Washing machine mode shift actuator. *Updated by the manufacturer, does not look like original part. Actuator serves several functions. It has a synchronous motor that shifts the splutch cam ring and monitors the position of the splutch. Also has transmission speed/position optical sensor
Washer main drive belt. This belt is located under the washing machine and is used to drive the splutch pulley. It goes around the motor & splutch pulleys. Worn or broken drive belt can cause spin or washplate problems.
Includes latch assembly, one white and one gray lid lock bezel. Lid must be closed for washer to fill, wash, drain, or spin. If the machine is not advancing into the cycle or is displaying a lid lock fault this may be the cause of the issue.
Washing machine drain pump. If the washer does not drain then the drain pump may be clogged, damaged, or defective.
White washer lid strike assembly. The strike is what the lid lock hooks onto to lock the washing machine lid. If the washing machine is not advancing into the cycle or is displaying a lid lock fault this may be the cause of the issue.
Washer drive block for inner tub. A worn drive block may cause the washer to spin slowly, causing the clothes to be soaked at the end of the cycle. The washer may also make a loud knocking noise at the beginning of the spin cycle.
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