Nothing like when everything runs like it should...

I thought I would mention, as I don't remember in the thread, but that start capacitor for the Maytags...here is what is in the book for those models:

>>In some installations with low voltage, the washer motor will hum and fail to start spinning.

If a motor remains too long in the start winding, it will overheat and trip on the overload protector. 

With a start capacitor added in series with the start winding, the motor will develop additional starting torque helping it out of the start winding faster.

>>Keep in mind that the main problem is low voltage which should be corrected. A start capacitor is helpful for voltage ranges below 110 volts...below 105 volts, installing a start capacitor may or may not help.

>>A start capacitor adds extra starting torque helping the motor get out the start winding faster.  By giving the motor this additional torque, it will not overheat and open the motor overload protector.

>>The Maytag Part#2-6103 Start Capacitor Kit

Just a note in the back of the book...

>>"NEVER USE AN EXTENSION CORD" unless: meets grounding requirements, and is at least of a gauge #14...(we did say heavy didn't we).

Anyway, Sounds Good, and Happy Maytaging,

LaVidaBoem

Here is the aftermarket equivalent, not as neat as the oem maytag capacitor, bracket, shield, and leads.