Hi Neptuners,
It appears that we have hit a limit on where my Maytag Neptune bearing and seal kit can be used...
I just had a customer who had a MAH8700AWW and he rented the Tony Tool to change his screaming bearings. Well, it turns out that the MAH8700 is completely different from the MAH7500 and below. After looking at the machine's drawings it looks alot like the Kenmore Elite front loaders inside. Guess what? I have a site for Elite Bearings and seal as well.
I plan on putting together a bearing and seal kit for the MAH8700 next and will add it to the site. The drawback is that the Tony Tool rental will not be applicable to this machine.
If you have a Neptune MAH8700 and need bearings and seal please contact me and I will get you set up.
I guess the good news is that the newer Neptunes don't have the faulty 12002535 door latch wax motor anymore...
until next time...
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Sunday, March 14, 2010
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Do you own a Maytag Neptune MAH8700 or MAH9700?
Have you seen the Maytag Neptune recall page?
See http://www.washerrecall.com/ for information.
Certain serial numbers are only affected and there is a box where you can enter your country, model and serial to see if your Neptune has the recall.
The issue is a potential fire hazard if water drips onto a thermal sensor connector. Please check it out if you own a MAH8700 or a MAH9700 Neptune.
If you own a MAH3000, MAH4000, MAH5500A or a 2000 stacker Neptune please check http://www.neptunehelp.com/ to see if your Neptune has the defective door latch wax motor which will eventually short out and damage the control board. You can proactively replace this component and prevent the control board failure.
Until next time...
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