Product review (5 stars): Maytag Centennial MVWC300XW0  fixed!!!
We have a Maytag Centennial top loading washer Model MVWC300XW0 and it would not drain out the water in the cloths. After searching and looking at the many helpful videos on how to change this out, I decided we should get this part since everyone else commented that replacing this Actuator (from Whirlpool) would "fix" the issue. We were also having the issue with the Lock Lid light flashing during the spin cycle.

Well... I can say that our 3 year old washer is now working again like it should!!  The only thing I would recommend to future installers is get your Technician Manual located just inside the case (front panel) first of your Washer.  Once you replace this Actuator part, I recommend that you run the Calibration cycle on your washer. It is needed anytime you replace a motor, motherboard or pump.

After replacing this part, which took around 15 - 20 min total, we were able to run 4 loads total and each load had the water spun out of it during the Spin Cycle.  Also, the Lid Lock light stayed on and was not flashing so it appears this Actuator actually fixed two issues. (Lid Lock flashing and Spin Cycle not spinning correctly)

I am just upset that when we bought our Maytag Washer, we were not told that actually Whirlpool owns this company. I thought we were still getting a Maytag but now Whirlpool makes this.

The Actuator we received was revision 12 while our defective original part was revision 10. Not sure if anyone else needs this, but thought I would post it anyway.

Two videos on how to replace your Actuator:
1:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVjTY-Hj4jw
2:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTHryoT78pA  (This is video that I viewed the most)

Hope this helps with any user still using the Maytag Centennial MVWC300XW0 washer.