Product review (5 stars): If you have a Maytag Maxima Washer -you may need these
Our Maytag Maxima Washer was a little over a year old and one of the kids ran the machine with something in their pockets and it came out and broke a piece off the one of the ribs (baffles) in the drum. Because the drum rotates at a high speed a broken baffle can tear up clothes. All of the on-line information talked about having to tear the machine apart to get to the screws that hold the baffle in place...I removed the top of the washer and removed the hose to drum enclosure - rotated the drum until the baffle aligned with the hole from the hose and found that this baffle has no screws ..it snaps into place. I put the top of the washer and hose back together and tried to figure out how to get the old baffle out...I finally used needle nose pliers and broke the old one out..that was when we found how the item goes in by pressing it down and pushing it toward the back of the drum and it snaps into place..the new item works great and the crisis (not having a  washing machine for our family with ten kids) was over.