Maytag MAH5500BWW Service Manual - Page 154

REMOVAL, Thermistor Removal, SUMP COVER

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REMOVAL 1. Disconnect power to the washer. 2. Remove the wires leading to the heater assembly. ture the detergent dispensed into the top dispenser. By capturing the detergent, the washer can provide a better mix of water and detergent in the wash water. During normal operation, the sump cover is flushed of detergent during the wash cycle. 3. Locate the mounting nut and loosen the nut by turning the nut in a counter clockwise direction. This will uncompress the rubber. REMOVAL 1. Remove the front panel, tub cover and the spinner. 4. Carefully remove the heater assembly from the tub cover. (If the heater has been in place for a period of time, the rubber may have taken a set. Then a complete tub cover removal would be deemed necessary to push the heater assembly out of the tub cover.) 2. Remove the mounting screw securing the cover to the outer tub. Figure 5-15 3. Lift the front of the sump cover and disengage from rear lip of outer tub. Figure 5-14 Thermistor Removal The thermistor is press fitted into the rubber seal of the heater. To remove, simply push the thermistor out and reinsert the replacement thermistor. SUMP COVER Figure 5-16 The sump cover is located in the lower rear area of the outer tub assembly, directly above the sump area and the drain outlet. The purpose of the sump cover is to cap- 16010486 (16008373-05) Revised 10/00 Section 5. Teardown & Wiring Information ©2001 Maytag Appliances Sales Company 5-6

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16010486
(16008373-05)
Revised 10/00
Section 5±
Teardown & Wiring Information
©2001 Maytag Appliances Sales Company
REMOVAL
Disconnect power to the washer±
Remove the wires leading to the heater
assembly±
Locate the mounting nut and loosen the
nut by
turning the nut in a counter
clockwise direction±
This will
uncompress the rubber±
4± Carefully remove the heater assembly
from the tub cover± (If the heater has
been in place for a period of time, the
rubber may have taken a set±
Then a
complete tub cover removal would be
deemed necessary to push the heater
assembly out of the tub cover±)
Thermistor Removal
The thermistor is press fitted into the
rubber seal of
the heater±
To remove,
simply push the thermistor out and reinsert
the replacement thermistor±
SUMP COVER
The sump cover is located in the lower rear
area of the outer tub assembly, directly
above the sump area and the drain outlet±
The purpose of the sump cover is to cap-
ture the
detergent dispensed into the top
dispenser±
By capturing the detergent, the
washer can
provide a better mix of water
and detergent in the wash water±
During
normal operation, the sump cover is
flushed of detergent during the wash cycle±
REMOVAL
1± Remove the front panel, tub cover and
the spinner±
Remove the mounting
screw securing
the cover to the outer tub±
Lift the front of the sump cover
and
disengage from rear lip of outer tub±
Figure 5-14
Figure 5-16
Figure 5-15