Product review (5 stars): This generic valve is great - and best of all, my WIFE is happy!
This is a generic replacement - so at least for our Maytag commercial washer, it wasn't a Maytag part, but hey - it works and instead of $60+ it was $18, so who's complaining?

Things to know - the input is 3/8", if you have a Maytag with a 1/2", it's no biggie - there's a clear PVC adapter in the bag - hard to see because it's transparent, but it's there.  Slide it over the 3/8" input on the valve, put your hose over the adapter/valve, and slide that speed clip down into place.  Done.  Takes all of 5 extra seconds.

The solenoids needed to be rotated to light up with our Maytag plugs - no biggie - loosen the one 1/4" screw on the bracket from the top of the solenoid, pull the bracket up, rotate the solenoid, tighten the screw.  10 seconds per solenoid... Done.

They give an extra bracket and blue tabs for other washer types - not needed for the Maytag.  Just use the original screw from the Maytag's hose bracket in the hole that lines up with the hole on the mixer valve - you'll see it when you shift the valve to the left on the hose bracket.  Fits great.

Finally, the Maytag has a wire bundle retaining clip that fit thru the middle of the solenoids in the original valve.  There's no place for that to happen on the generic valve, but they have a screw hole adjacent to one of the solenoids that you don't need to use on the Maytag bracket, so I straightened out the end of the Maytag retaining clip, shoved it through the hole, then bent it to retain it in the mixing valve...  Works great.  30 seconds.  Done.

55 extra seconds to install the valve - LOL.

The only other things I note are:

* Some kind of humming when it's filling up - but it's not that loud, it's just the solenoids.

* We have hot and warm water on the fill now - so the clothes will be cleaner.

* and most importantly - the WIFE is happy the washer is working again :-)