Product review (5 stars): Probably saved me over $400
I now know why the Maytag Repairman has so much idle time on his hands. With all the information on the internet these days, you can save on your own appliance repairs, as long as you can follow directions, picture, and on-line videos! Got the repair  online, took my washer apart, analyzed the problem, ordered the part, and for about $65 had my washer back in service. The part went right in, no problems. Hate to think how much I could have saved, if I had known about being able to buy parts and get directions when my dryer heating unit went out a couple of years ago.