Product review (5 stars): Fits the Maytag Neptune MAH3000AWW like a glove!
Purchased this item to fix my late 90's Maytag Neptune MAH3000AWW washer.

The problem I was having was the motor after 15 years had begun to "Growl" and would not spin the washer tub. I guess from reading on the internet it is a miracle that the original motor and control board lasted as long as they did as there apparently were design issues with one or both.

This installation was straight forward and easy. I am not the Maytag repairman but I am handy with tools when I need to be. I had this removal and installation done in under an hour. Though I have had this machine apart a couple of times for replacing tub bearings, the pump and I also replaced preemptively the wax motor, so my knowledge of how it is taken apart probably speed-ed up the process.

The instructions for the install are okay, not the best and not the worst. In my kit there is a "jumper" 2 white connectors and 2 wires (black and white) between them. Neither end was connected. The instructions say to connect the blue connector from the main harness (the one not being replaced) to the white connector on the new Control board which does not fit, but one end does fit that mysterious jumper, and the other end of that jumper does fit the control board and the picture given does try to depict that as well just not in the most clear manner.

So if you are having motor growling and the tub isn't spinning and the washer just quits with out finishing the cycle (mine would be toward the end of the cycle initially but it slowly got earlier as it worsened), take the back panel off, slide off the belt and see if your motor growls (try and run it through a cycle), it should not. If you spin the motor by hand there shouldn't be any rattle to the motor, if it does this will fix the problem.

It is common for the motor to cause the control board to burn out as well (mine did not). But this is a new motor design and it comes with a new control board for that new design. So you replace them as a set.

Hope this helps you out!