The Maytag washer model MVWC200XW3, also known as the Centennial washer, does not have traditional centering springs like older top-loading washers. Instead, it utilizes a different type of suspension system to stabilize the tub during the wash and spin cycles. The MVWC200XW3 washer uses a suspension rod and tub spring assembly to support and balance the wash drum. This system consists of four suspension rods, one on each corner of the washer, and tub springs that connect the rods to the washer base and the top of the wash drum. These components work together to dampen vibrations and minimize movement during operation. The suspension rods are designed to allow some flexibility, enabling the tub to move slightly during the wash and spin cycles. This movement helps to absorb shocks and reduce vibrations, resulting in quieter and smoother operation. If you are experiencing issues with excessive vibrations or an unbalanced tub, it's essential to check the condition of the suspension rods and tub springs. Over time, these components can wear out or become damaged, leading to problems with the washer's stability and performance. To inspect and replace the suspension rod and tub spring assembly, it's advisable to consult the washer's user manual for specific instructions. If you're unsure about performing the task yourself, consider seeking assistance from a professional technician who has experience with Maytag washers. For the most accurate and up-to-date information about your specific Maytag washer model MVWC200XW3, always refer to the user manual or contact Maytag's official customer support for assistance.