Product review (1 stars): Don't buy!
I bought this model washing machine about 3 years ago.  We were replacing a Maytag we had used for 20 years so thought replacing with another Maytag was the way to go.  Boy, was I wrong.
To begin with, the new washer was delivered, hooked up, and just didn't work...nada...nothing.  So Sears brought another one.  It was hooked up, seemed to work ok.  The delivery man told us about the water filling problems and to lift the lid numerous times to get it to fill up.  That should have been my first clue.
The washer seems to work well, if I can get it to fill up with water.  Another thing I have noticed is the hot water setting doesn't seem to be too hot.  I believe there is some cold water added to the hot when filling.  My husband has severe allergies and hot water washing is a must at our house.  If the washer doesn't fill up all the way, the clothes just don't get clean.
So, I have this washer that I have to "outsmart" because it's sensors think they are smarter than I am.  I have to "babysit" the machine to make sure it fills up with enough water and then try to catch it on the rinse and do the same thing.  I did not buy a washing machine to outsmart or babysit.
I was told at some point that there were new federal regulations enacted requiring appliance manufacturers to make more energy efficient appliances.  This washing machine falls under those new regulations.  It's suppose to save water, electricity, etc, but if I have to wash clothes 2 or 3 times to get them clean; what am I saving?
I would not recommend this machine.