I have a 5-year-old Maytag Bravos Washer that at first wouldn't finish its cycle, clothes was soaking wet, I called Mr. Appliance for the problem, and he came out, said the washer code needed a washer sensor and water connection for temperature flow. A Week later and over $400.00 out of my pocket he put in new parts. But still the washer was not operating correctly, Had them back twice saying it is off balance by the loads we put in less loads even though I didn't have to do it before. But when the unit stop putting water in it. I was fed up and tossed it outside and bought a new one. User's recommendation: Donot bother getting it repaired unless its still under warranty. It would be a waste of time and money having repair person out that looks like they are don't know what their doing.