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2-Speed Drive Motor with Jumper Wire – Part Number: 12002353
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2-Speed Drive Motor with Jumper Wire
Part #12002353
This two speed split phase washing machine motor performs 1725 revolutions per minute in one speed and 1140 revolutions per minute in the other speed. This motor runs at 1/2 horsepower and it carries 8.0 amps. It's a good idea to change your washer's belts at the same time as you replace this motor, as they may have become worn as well.
Drive Motor - 115V 60Hz – Part Number: Y302278
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Drive Motor - 115V 60Hz
Part #Y302278
This motor performs 1725 revolutions per minute. This motor is used for some of Maytag's 06 series gas or electric drive blower model clothes dryers that use two belts.
Ring Set, Piston – Part Number: 32243
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Ring Set, Piston
Part #32243
Oil Seal – Part Number: 31950
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Oil Seal
Part #31950
Brushing, Governor Lever – Part Number: 31966
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Push Rod – Part Number: 33471
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Push Rod
Part #33471
O Ring – Part Number: 33487
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O Ring
Part #33487
Breather – Part Number: 33489
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Breather
Part #33489
Washer – Part Number: 650691
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Washer
Part #650691
Ring Piston Pin Retaining – Part Number: 31919
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5/16-24 X 3/8 – Part Number: 650595
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5/16-24 X 3/8
Part #650595
Screw – Part Number: 650755
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Screw
Part #650755
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Motor Froze
22 of 28 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Matt from Oxford, GA
  • A Bit Difficult
  • 1- 2 hours
  • Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers
Make sure to release the springs and pulleys before you try to tackle the bolts that hold the motor base to the bottom of the washer. Mine were a bit rusty and took some force to break loose. Also it's a good idea to take pictures of how everything sits before you disassemble as the pictures in the repair kit are not very clear. Oth er than that it was pretty straight forward. Wiring was a breeze. . . . Good luck
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the motor burnt out
17 of 24 people found this instruction helpful.
  • walter from watertown, WI
  • Really Easy
  • 1- 2 hours
  • Socket set
took washer into the garage, removed front cover & disconnected the wiring. Then i removed the motor assembly. Piece of cake to finish job.
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