Product review (5 stars): Maytag Bravos MTW6600TQ0
I started getting the UL code on every single load, no matter how small. I read some forums and watched some videos and decided replacing the suspension rods was the logical place to start. I have Maytag Bravos bought in June 2007 which have been doing an awesome job until two weeks ago. I purchased these rods b/c they were Prime and I actually got them a day earlier than expected. I'm a single mom with some handiness in me and if any ladies are reading this, I would say you can do this yourself as well. I wasn't strong enough to pull up with the rods themselves on the two in front so looped some parachute cord thru the hole and hooked the rod and pulled them up that way. Really if you have some common sense you can get it done. I did two loads of towels so far and no UL code. It would be amazing if I got another 10 years out of these. Oh FYI, the lil couplings that snap into the holes at the top, push them in gently, I broke one to pieces trying to palm it in, fortunately 5 ended up coming in my box. Good luck, these are a great place to start if you're not 100% sure why you are getting the UL code.