No screws in the front of my maytag topload washer. do I acess the timer from the rear

If this is a topload washer, the whole thing is suspended by four rods holding the drum, pump, motor, from the top frame. one of the grommets is probably worn out causing it to wabble when in spin. By pulling up on the top lid and frame, with a good **** to raise the top panel, will give acess to the grommets. repairs should be a minamal cost.

This sounds like your inlet valve has failed, located on the rear of the machine and held on with 2 screws and is easily replaced, has two wires attached to it, make sure the water and mains power is switched off.

You will need to replace your timer control.


John

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Faulty Latch ,, i would order and replace the latch assy, you acess the latch by removingthe 4 screws in the dispensor assy, the n remove the door, andthe 2 screws opposit teh door hinge. then the front "u shaped" panel will come off and then just 2 5/16" screws on either side will release the main top assembly allowing you to tip it backwards and gaining acess to the latch assy

Hi There,
On the bottom of the front panel there should a philip head screw right above each fron adjusting leg.
Remove these 2 screws. Open the cover and lift up on the front between the drum & cover there are 2 metal clips holding the top down. Swing the top up and remove the front panel. The motor is right in front on the lower left. Let me know if this helps and thank you for using FixYa!

first unplug unit,,remove the three top screws across backof console..now on timer knob remove the outer most cap or the center cap..remove the clip,,carefulf now theres a spring behind knob dont let it fly ,,remove dail...good,,,noew go back to console and flip it down top towaeds you bottom away,,jiggle just a touch now your in,,remove 2 timer screws from front ,,reverse to to put together...onthejob

you would acess ut from under the main top. alittle involved but acessable,.. you need to remvoe teh four phillipsscres from with in the soap dispensor area. then remove the front door as well as th e2 screws oppisite t eh door hinge, then pop off the front cover. from there youll find 2 more 5/16 screws holding the top to the frame assy. then the main top can be flipped backward allowing you acess to the valve

some models you remove center cap on knob and pull pin out others you need to remove screws in console and lean in forward to acess rear of timer push knob in pull small pin in back of timer and then pull knob off

i show the powe going to l1 on the timer and the neutral connects to 7 on the pressure switch let me know