Product review (2 stars): Started dying after 5 months - not fixed after 2 service visits
I'm not happy with this one nor Maytag's service.

I live alone and don't need to do many loads of wash so this Maytag seemed like a good cost/service compromise.  Bought it new in January; after 5 months of very light service it's control system started going brainless at the end of the wash cycle.  Would shut down completely, never would go to rinse or spin.

Called Maytag service - took 2 hours; person on the other end said she couldn't schedule a warranty repair without the serial number, which I didn't have handy.  Called back 2 days later and got an airhead who said she needed neither model number nor serial number to schedule a warranty service.  First day they could get a serviceman out was about a week away.  Made appointment.

Fortunately the service company called a day ahead and I learned they were scheduled to come fix a 6 year old, out of service Whirlpool!!  Got that straighten out.  Told the guy the problem was most likely in the control system and the serviceman should bring a new control module and any known troublesome sensors with him.

OF COURSE, next day he arrives with no parts.  Diagnoses problem as the control module.  Will have to order it and it should arrive in a week or less.  Schedule for him to come out a week later.

Next week -- after 2+ weeks without a functioning washer -- service man arrives, installs parts.  Runs diagnostic program on a tablet computer but does not actually try running the washing machine.  Pronounces the problem fixed.  Leaves.

30 minutes later I try washing one of the many loads of clothes I've accumulated in 2 weeks.  No workee.  Exactly the same problem as before.  Call service company, try to get them to send the guy back.  Sorry, no can do.  Next date we can have a serviceman come is 5 days from now.

I'll give them one more chance to fix it and then I start demanding my money back.