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Chlorine based detergents will help with coffee/tea stains. Wash cycles on the older dishwashers are short, and modern detergents with enzymes and not chlorine bleach need longer main wash cycles. Plus chlorine based detergents help to keep the inner tank white.

The new Kitchenaid dishwasher has a new wash system ( maybe Microclean?) and also leak detection. The 3rd rack lets you put 6" glasses and coffee mugs there, and has 2 rotating spin tubes to wash the 3rd rack. I like the pocket handle style with the cycle selections on the front. It alternates...

There was also an in wash softener called "First In". It came in a yellow plastic bottle IIRC. Came and went pretty quickly. We also used Rain Barrel, though our 1964 LK alphabet washer did have a timed bleach and fabric softener dispenser.

Sounds like the belt. Not sure if a genuine Maytag belt is still available. If so, replace it with an oem belt. A new genuine belt does come with a bit of silicone grease to quiet the squeal.

You will have to replace the timer

Idler pulley?

Looking forward to a visit....Thanks. Hope you stay safe also.

WOW Ron....Hope you get it. I know how long you have been wanting one of these. Fingers crossed!!!!

I have one as well.NOS.

The timer is on the front of the washer, since there is no back console.There is a matching dryer as well. Truly BOL.

I have 2 aftermarket 638957 dryer belts.

Worn or loose brake pads. These washers are notorious for chewing up belts and brake pads.change all 3 brake pads.

WHAT???? No GE???? Kerslap!!!!! Enjoy!!!!!

I would fix the Kenmore. Do you get any heat at all? Solenoid coils on the gas valve are an inexpensive fix. Also check venting hose. A clogged vent hose will result in long dry times. Bad solenoid coils will provide heat initially, then fail further into the cycle, when calling for heat again...

I have had one for about a year now. It's especially great for towels and heavier garments. It holds about 4 bath sized towels, but it's amazing to see the water that it extracts. It is an extra step in the laundering process, but worth it.

Most times it is the heater, but sometimes it's the electronic control heater relay. Also if water circulation is weak from a lot of junk at the inlet where the chopper assembly is, that can cause a blinking clean light. You did say that the d/w was not drying at all, so most likely, it is the...

You might have a broken/disconnected shock.

Get me a model # to be sure. How is the idler wheel?

Probably WE12M29

Power clean module.