Maytag washer Hi Wilbur, I did and it's does not hitting the cabinet on any of the four sides.Thanks. david

depending on your washer model it is most likely in some events of a power surge that the timer knob could be damaged and need of replacement

No! You would have to cut the cabinet and modify.

Hi, thanks for using FixYa.com! It depends on the model you have, but most newer style Maytag washers have a clip on each side between the front panel and the top assembly. With a putty knife, depress the clips and the top should hinge up. On older Maytags, there are 2 Phillips screws at the bottom of the front panel to remove and the front panel comes off. Once removed, there are two 3/8" bolts that secure the lid to the cabinet. Good luck...

new belt or there is a thrust bearing above the drive pulley that wears out.

The tub has its own suspension to avoid having the machine walk away from its position. The chassis normally has four suspension points and when one of these gives way, any imbalance can cause the tub to hit the inside of the cabinet. Removing the back panel of the machine and using a good light, the offending suspension part can be found by having someone rock the tub by hand.
In some machines, this suspension is nothing more than some very thick, round rubber doughnuts and are generally not hard to replace.
Any appliance parts store will be able to supply these.

some have screws that are at the bottom of the front panel and some just pry off..lift front cover from bottom swing out and up to release from top. motor is in left front corner. remove wiring and top cover and screw on plate mounted to floor in left most corner/front of plate. remove motor and plate. flip over and remove nuts holding plate to motor..install reversely.

• Under the lid
  
• On the back of the control panel
  
• On the lower-front or side of the main cabinet body
  

I don't know, things work different with Maytag customer service over here.

The cabinet can be replaced with few hours work to reassemble the machine, the problem is that the part cost is no less than $200. See here.

Call back Maytag , get upset and complain, if the machine had not received any external damage, then this is a factory defect.

hello huynguuyen, grab the middle or the base of the agitator and move it to the front back and side to side doe it move without hitting the cabinet on any of the four sides