Not sure if the pieces are a part of the washer. They are too large to be there by mistake, but I think they got inside the pump and kept it from turning. It's working ok now but I don't like having parts left over that I can't explain!
Should be okay there is nothing between basket and tub that would fall off and get in the drain pump.
SOURCE: NFW7200TW washer won't engage spin cycle
We had the same problem with the same model machine and solved it.
Our machine was a month old and started getting stuck at minute 8, so we arranged service calls through Amana customer service. Long story short, the first three service reps couldn't figure out the problem. Two of them called Amana's in-house tech support line and the Amana techs didn't know what the problem was. The fourth repairman was smarter than his predecessors. He called the Amana in-house tech line, spoke to a rep who didn't know what was wrong, and then called in again. He explained that. based on his experience, some in-house techs knew more than others. That turned out to be the case because on his next call-in to Amana, that rep knew exactly what the problem was and recommended replacing the main computer board module. The repair guy ordered and installed the part. The machine has been working perfectly for a month.
SOURCE: Amana NFW7200TW washer - door seal ring has detached
The ring is a clamp that keeps the rubber part, called the bellow, attached to the front panel of the washer. To reinstall hook the edge of the bellow around the lip of the opening in the front panel (the hole through which you put your laundry). Then take the clamp and seat it in the groove of the bellow behind the lip of the front panel. The spring on the clamp should pull the bellow tight to the opening of the panel.
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