If you've got the pics on hand, can you post the tech sheet to your machine?
I want to see what I can do to modify the cycle for warm rinse and other enhanced functions.
Well if going for a more featured model first I'd pull some of those cycles on the main knob and put them on a separate seelctor switch. I'd also have a speed switch that provides fast/fast, slow/fast, slow/slow and fast/slow. An extra rinse option next to it. Agitation time would be determined...
My design can be adapted to a belt drive, and the belt drive console's style can be adapted to a direct drive. I wish today they had these styles and heavy metal control panels.
Where/how did you wire the warm rinse push button if you don't mind me asking?
Your model is one of my favorite models btw, I've always had a liking for single speed 3 cycle Maytags.
How do you like this? 😜 What I imagine when I see your Maytag.
Water temps are as follows:
Heavy Duty = Hot / warm
Normal = warm / warm
Perm Press = Hot / Cold
Casuals = Warm / Cold
Delicate = Cold / Cold
Pierre, here is a BOL concept model I came up with, with the cycles and temps built into the timer itself.
The cycle fits perfectly into a 66 minute timer like that typically found on a GE filter flo / Hotpoint rim flo.
Pierre, I really miss the old black, silver, tan and orange colors. I wouldn't mind having a 2025 version of this.
I like the latter white panels to, but they kind of lack that warm cozy feeling.
Sadly, in 2006 Whirlpool bought Maytag and it was over.
Maytag (Whirlpool really considering where certain Maytag employees (ie cough Ralph F. Hake cough) previously worked... made a lot of bad decisions.
They sold cheapened appliances which failed prematurely and when the Neptune lawsuit...
I'd be totally onboard with it and I would totally approve of it. As long as it has the soil handling capabilities of a Whirlpool Power Clean Filter Module and a long heated main wash for that scouring power.
Commercial dishwashers have but two limitations though. They are more for fine...
Most older dishwashers did not clean. They all lacked one or more of 5 things. The Power Cleans, high end Maytag Jet-Cleans and high end GE dishwashers were the first to successfully identify and rectify all 5 causes. And of course, did away with those awful plastisol tubs.