Guys,
I recently moved into a house apartment and I have an old Maytag A206 in the basement. It's the original family's washer (who I now rent from) and my landlord remembers using it when she was a kid.
It's been great until a week ago when the timer went (I guess that's what it is). You can start a cycle, but it will continue indefinitely without stopping/progressing to the next one.
Is this an easy fix? Does anyone have the parts to fix it or the knowledge to address it? I'm also curious to know how old this thing really is...is anyone out there able to identify the year an A206 was made based on the serial? I eagerly await any and all information!
Thanks,
Jimmy
I recently moved into a house apartment and I have an old Maytag A206 in the basement. It's the original family's washer (who I now rent from) and my landlord remembers using it when she was a kid.
It's been great until a week ago when the timer went (I guess that's what it is). You can start a cycle, but it will continue indefinitely without stopping/progressing to the next one.
Is this an easy fix? Does anyone have the parts to fix it or the knowledge to address it? I'm also curious to know how old this thing really is...is anyone out there able to identify the year an A206 was made based on the serial? I eagerly await any and all information!
Thanks,
Jimmy




