What do numbers on Maytag washing machine mean?

They are for the length of the wash cycle in minutes. Most washing machines have settings for between 15 and 4 minutes, with variations for different cycles. On some machines, the numbers are replaced with super heavy, heavy, normal and light cycle choices. The heavier the load, the longer the load takes to wash.

What is Maytag PowerWash agitator?

PowerWash® Agitator. The PowerWash® agitator tackles any load size with both efficient, concentrated cleaning to fight stubborn stains and robust wash action to help break up messes.

How do I read my Maytag model number?

Where to Look:

  1. On the back, behind the control panel.
  2. Inside the washer lid, right bottom corner.
  3. On the back on the baseframe to the left.

How do you reset the sensor on a Maytag washer?

Press and hold the Start/Pause button for 3 seconds. All indicator lights should be off at this point. Reset the Washer: To reset (clear) the washer, rotate the Cycle Selector Knob counter-clockwise (left) to clear any sequence.

How do I reset my Maytag control board?

Reset power to the product:

  1. Power unit down by turning off the circuit breaker(s) or unpluging the product for 5 – 10 minutes.
  2. Power unit up by turning on the circuit breaker(s) or plugging the product back in.
  3. Ensure the cooling function is turned on.
  4. Test the control panel functionality.

How do I reset my Maytag washer control board?

Which cleans better agitator or impeller?

Impeller: Which washes better? Washing machines with an impeller tend to wash your clothes better than with an agitator. That means that, generally speaking, front load washers or top load washers without an agitator will do a better job at getting rid of tough stains and dirt off your clothes.

Are washing machines without agitators better?

Pros. The lack of an agitator frees up a lot of room in the drum, creating the opportunity to clean larger loads and big comforters. Non-agitator machines use much less water which leads to less waste, cheaper water bills, and “greener” laundry.