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I have a Maytag Performa model PAVT454EWW and it works fine, except when it has finished spinning. When I open the lid it looks like the tub is leaning to the right side by maybe 1-2 inches. I feel like it's the snubber.
Just for time being i put 1 extra spring on the opposite side and it now stays in balance after spinning. Whats your take on it?


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Yes, it sounds like a snubber issue.

Have you ever changed a snubber before on these models?

Here's the snubber for this model:
Manufacturer part number 21002026 is RepairClinic item number 1055142
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I have changed these before, and I do have the brake tool. Seems like they could have come up with something better than this snubber. It's a job putting these in for no more than they cost. Thanks Jake



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Yes Tag, your absolutely correct.

How old is this washer?

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Are you doing this repair under any kind of service contract, or the customer has to pay everything?

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I am just fixing it to sale, it was one that I picked up.
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