Replacing A Water Inlet Valve/ Maytag/Whirlpool Washing Machine MWT5800TWO
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- Опубликовано: 12 ноя 2019
- I'm replacing my water inlet valve on my Maytag washing machine model number MWT5800TWO. This video is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be an instructional, "How to" video. I'm just showing others how I have accessed the water inlet valve in my machine. If you found this video helpful please give it a thumbs up and subscribe and tap the notification bell icon for future videos. Thanks for watching!
Maytag is owned by Whirlpool, so there may also be other model number machines with the same (or similar) design.
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Omg I've been trying to get this washer open. Thanks so much!!!
You are the exact reason that I uploaded this video. It took me several hours to identify the mechanism and I figured if it takes me 45 minutes to save even one person that frustrating time, it's worth it. Thanks for your comment!
@@ScottWConvid19 Very helpful. The only video I found that opened this model. Subsequently, I found one that mentioned the spatula trick but didn't show you. I really appreciate the time you spent to share this.
Hi Scott ...
Thx to your VIDEO here, I'm close to completing the replacement of my defective water inlet valve (WIV) on my old Mytag ... I just need a few more tips please ...
I've just replaced the old WIV with the new one ... BTW, my unit looks to be virtually identical to the washer here in your video ... here's the big question ...
Does it matter which of the wires are attached to the celluloid prongs? One has a white plastic casing and the other is red ... does it matter which prong the red one is attached to?
Also, just as shown here in your video, there are also two smaller wires that must be re-attached to prongs on the neck of the WIV ... does it matter here also?
Is there a way to re-attach the wires incorrectly? ... if so, could I damage the machine?
Your thoughts please, thx much, Doug
@@douglascarlson9006 Doug, I apologize for not replying sooner. I just happened to look at the comments just now and I had never gotten a notification that you commented, because the comment was in reply to the OP and not in reply to me. I hope you got everything back together and it's working
@@ScottWConvid19 NP ... I appreciate your response here Scott - yeah, I got it fixed ... thx, wish you well ...
Thanks, I have a Maytag Centennial, circa 1989, and the back is nearly identical. Now I see how to approach it. Thank you 😊!
Scott, great video I fixed my daughters washer and now she thinks I can fix anything. Thanks for the excellent instructions
Part came in Amazon Prime and we now have a working machine appreciate your time .
Thank you for taking the time to make this step by step instructional video. A real help to me in my time of need.
You are welcome. I'm actually pretty stoked that this has been a help to a lot more people than I ever thought it would. It took me hours of searching and piddling before I discovered it and I figured if I take an extra 40 minutes to make a simple video, I might be able to help maybe 100-200 people save a few hours each. Worth the effort
Your video made the so easy. Thanks a bunch Scott
Thanks Scott it help a bunch.
Thanks for the video, now i know how to replace the valve and stop this leak on my washer.
You're welcome!
Thanks so much for taking the time to video and post your steps. I have a very similar model with a leaking water inlet apparatus. After I got a good look at the number of screws, clips and other retainers on the back of the machine I told my wife "I'm looking on RUclips!" lol I just hope I can source the water inlet part. Thanks again.
You are the reason I made the video. You're welcome!
It took me hours of searching and tinkering to figure it out and I said to myself "I'm going to save someone all that time." Turns out, I've saved a lot of people a lot of time 👍🏼🙂
Great job on the details!
Great video! So many of these clips and connections are difficult to figure out.Thank you!
You are welcome👍🏼
Excellent DIY video! Thank you for providing so many of the details and for filming each step. Your instructions are flawless! A++
I am very happy to here from You although it stinks you have to fiddle with your washer.
Yes unplugging is always the superior idea.
God bless you Brother. Jenn ♥️
Thank you, I was trying to figure out how to open it up to clean that white part on top of the inside.
Thanks Scott. Worked perfectly except i risked paint chip so i wouldn't ruin my pancake flipper.
Your welcome
There are a couple of areas in the video where I was looking into the screen to work, rather than looking directly at my work, so it's kind of humorous to see me not able to use a screwdriver and a wrench.. oh well, I'm new to this video creation platform, so there's a learning curve.
You did an OUTSTANDING JOB! Thank you!
Awesome 👌
You Dman 💪
Thank you ✌
Cool stuff!
That's very helpful my friend.
Thanks for showing how to fix it. Keep it up.
Subbed and liked. 👌👌👌
Thank you
Great video!!!
Thank you. I hope it was helpful
Thank you scott
You're welcome
Thank you so much for making this vid and great editing too.
You're welcome 👍🏼
@@ScottWConvid19 Hey I'm having a problem with my washer. Stopped working with tub full of water. Lid switch, timer, and capacitor test ok. No response when controller moved to any of the cycles. Can u think of anything I should check? Thanks much appreciated.
@@casey17w have you checked all of the settings on the timer? I can only think of it being either the timer, the motor or a power interruption.
A friend told me that there might be a funny kind of fuse in the lid switch that's not on the diagram which had him stumped. He said he changed out the fuse and it worked
@@ScottWConvid19 I checked the black and tan wires only. Not sure bout all the other settings. Here's a question. Should the timer tick when turned on even without the u it plugged in?
Nice video. Thanks for sharing
Not sure why you can’t get my comment
Do you have me blocked
@@Fwb316 No. I think your comments went into arbitration. Maybe because Google has you on record of commenting about NASA's fakery 😂
The earth is not flat either
Good video, I got the water valve changed and things are good, but I haven't been able to get the shroud on right.
Thanks, glad it helped. I do remember taking note of how the shroud came off in reference to the framing. Mine went back on fairly easily, just reversing the disassembly. I hope you can get it back on without much issue
ive got those exact channel locks lol mines got black smudge on it from using it as a pair of tongs at my forge
Thank you for this. I was trying to figure out how to do this and it worked perfectly. Can you tell me, when parts have revision b, c, d, etc.. even if the part number changes, does that mean it was the same part they just improved in some way? I called maytag and they gave me 3 different part numbers for the same part with one of them being "the most recent". I couldn't find it so I used the next oldest part number and it was different from the one installed but looked the same!
I'm glad that this helped you. I am not knowledgeable in parts numbers, so I wouldn't be able to help you in that, sorry.
SOA.... I seen you here ...wish you are my neighbor 😃😃
So now you know the secret trick to taking off the shroud of a Maytag/Whirlpool washing machine to be able to replace the water inlet valve! 👍🏼🙂👍🏼
@@ScottWConvid19 Theoretically probably yeah...but I think if I try to open up the cover and dismental things in it, won't be able to intact them back 😀😀
thanks for this video ! where can I order the valve ?? my water valve looks a little bit different than yours
I would recommend checking the manufacturer's website for their part number and then finding the aftermarket part somewhere else like ebay, Amazon or a parts store. I wouldn't normally recommend dissing a manufacturer like that, but Maytag screws their customers by designing their appliances to be able to monopolize the service of them, so that's what they deserve. 😂
@@ScottWConvid19 thank you so much !! I ordered the part off of Amazon hopefully it will work .. I am loyal Maytag old style washing machine kind of person so I really don’t want to buy a 1000 washing machine 😆
thank you for all of this information . where can I order the video
Order the video? Do you mean the part?
@@ScottWConvid19 sorry 😢 mistake … meant to say Part lol 😂
I already found the part ! Washer is now working thanks and Happy Father’s Day !
So what do you think is going on with them?? I keep leaving you comments but your not getting them
Whats the right spanner wrench for a Maytag mtw5830?
I do not know
Funny I was having a problem with the same leaking inlet a month ago. Feel free to give me call. DM tree service wayne PA
were can I find the model number of the washer?
On my Maytag I lift up the lid and look directly under the bottom edge of the lid, when it's upright. I don't know if yours is the same. I hope it helps
I received these kind words from Scott. Thank you for reminding me how horrible some people are.
-Ed
"@ScottWConvid19
Criticism isn't usually very welcomed in modern culture. You seem to know what you're doing in mycology and microscopy. You seem to be a bit macrodosed (on something) in your videos, usually laughing when nothing is funny, very flightly in your monologs and you appear to want to show off your fruits more than you care to help anyone. 4:49 It IS possible and "learning how to use your microscope" is NOT the solution. Learning exactly what a monokaryon and a dikaryon LOOKS LIKE under a microscope, is what people want to know. I'm thinking that you may either be disinterested in making that video or just not motivated to do so, but to say it's not possible and claim that people need to learn how to use their microscope is not only untrue, but very deflective of you to even say. It would be much better to just say "I don't want to make those kind of videos, I just want to showcase my accomplishments" instead of brushing it off as impossible. You will attract the kind of followers that your content warrants and those that love learning and love sharing knowledge will be going elsewhere. Nutritional Brain food. Eat it or leave it
@ScottWConvid19
2 hours ago
@edwardgrand I have been searching out mycology videos RUclips suggested your videos. I looked at a few of them and quickly realized why you have so few subscribers for the amount of videos you published. I didn't think that you'd receive any constructive criticism because you're entire demeanor is apathetic. I was right"
This washing machine shows adoration and infatuation in Satan, the god of this world and the Jesus that they speak about is another Jesus and another gospel. This is that which was spoken of by the prophets... the great falling away. Ppl are being led by enchantments, seduction and sorcery
The washing machine isn't a they and it's not speaking about any Jesus or any gospel. This washing machine does not speak at all. Are you on some kind of substance that effects your neurological function or cognition? Are you okay?
If you'd like to know more about the one true God and His only begotten Son, Jesus Christ, I'll be glad to share with you what I've learned. He certainly can help you
@@ScottWConvid19 I was trolling you, retard.