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I have a Maytag Neptune MAH3000 that is about 18yrs old. Today it would not go into the high-speed spin. I left the door open and pushed the door closed switch, rotated to spin and turned on the machine. It does spin C-CW-C etc but does not spin fast. Searching around Google I've been seeing things like motors, control boards, wax motor who's to know which is why I'm here.

So, I also lifted the top to gain access to see the wax motor to test the micro-switch. Once again while pressing the closed door switch I turned on the cycle. Then I depressed the contact on the micro-switch on the right (which I understand is the door lock switch?) nothing happens. By that I mean the door lock light does not illuminate. I then tested the micro-switch (machine off) and it does close the circuit.

What could be the issue or what should I try next.

Thank you in advance.

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I assume you are referring to the board mounted on the lower right front corner of the cabinet. It's about the same size as you referenced although the components are different. I have removed the board and all components appear to be intact. No burn marks, scorching, none swollen, and no odor.
 

I'm not able to attach an image but the micro-switch I'm referring to is not the unbalance switch but the one to the right of the wax motor (mine has a red plunger) where the door lock mechanism is located.

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Board located behind console area.  If unbalance switch stuck unit will not go into spin.

if drain n spin cycle is started does door lock. 

Posted

The R11 resistor is fried on the board in the console. I do not see where the unbalance switch is.

As for the lock, I don't recall and would have to put machine back together to find out.

Would I have to replace the motor and it's board if I replace the console board? Should I replace the wax motor since it has the red plunger?

Thanks for your help.

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Replace the main board and wax motor, the wax motor is what burned the r11

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1 hour ago, sh2sh2 said:

Replace the main board and wax motor, the wax motor is what burned the r11

Yep.

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Thank you all very much. Will order the replacement board and the wax motor.

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The parts arrived and the machine is working properly now. Thank you all for your assistance.

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