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  1. Hi all, thanks in advance for any help. My Maytag Neptune MAH5500 is acting weird. Everything works fine until it gets to the high-speed spin cycle. At 8 minutes remaining it starts the slow spin cycle. At 7 minutes remaining it starts speeding up as it should. Once it starts the high-speed spin (~6 minutes), it decelerates, I smell faint burning, and the tub comes to a stop. The timer then goes back to 8 minutes and the process repeats itself. I can't tell for sure if the smell is burning belt or burning circuit board. I opened it up and the belt looks fine to me. Is it normal if there is a mechanical failure for the timer to go back in time and try the cycle again? Or could the problem be in the timer / control board itself? Thanks in advance for any help or insight! -Scott
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