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lancaster11  
#1 Posted : Wednesday, April 14, 2010 6:07:33 PM(UTC)
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For the 12002022 Lip seal Kit, the Maytag service bulletin says to remove and discard the old steel washer from the spinner support shaft. There does not appear to be a replacement for this in the kit, nor does it say to install one. Is this simply left off? Does the rubber gasket under the steel washer stay in place on the shaft? My Neptune uses the earlier lip seal, with no O-ring on the shaft.
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#2 Posted : Thursday, April 15, 2010 6:06:52 PM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: lancaster11 Go to Quoted Post
For the 12002022 Lip seal Kit, the Maytag service bulletin says to remove and discard the old steel washer from the spinner support shaft. There does not appear to be a replacement for this in the kit, nor does it say to install one. Is this simply left off? Does the rubber gasket under the steel washer stay in place on the shaft? My Neptune uses the earlier lip seal, with no O-ring on the shaft.



In the 12002022 seal kit there are two seals. The thinner one is the earlier lip design and it has the steel washer embedded into it. On the spinner support, near the three arms, remove the steel washer which is remains from the original seal. If you don't remove it, you will have 2 steel washers on the shaft and when you tighten the new included pulley bolt to 33 ft lbs, the tub will be hard to turn and you will have to pull the inner tub again. If you proceed to run the machine you will damage the new seal.

Since some steel washers will be tight on the shaft due to tolerances, it is a good process to tap seal in so it is flush and level to the bearing housing. Tip: I use the old front bearing so I don't deform the steel washer when tapping in. Then pull the steel washer out (split the seal) and place it on the spinner shaft (without flipping it) and work it all the way back to the three arms just like the original one was. Be careful not to disturb the pink grease when working the steel washer back. The split seals will meet up again when you install the inner tub. Make sure that after you torque the pulley bolt that you can turn the tub by hand and hear the liquid sloshing around in the balance ring.

The 'O' ring works only with the revised lip seal. The new replacement spinner supports will come with a special seal kit with the 'revised' seal and "O" ring.

I hope this helps...

Jeff
Neptune Bearing
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#3 Posted : Friday, April 16, 2010 11:04:48 AM(UTC)
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Thanks. That was very helpful indeed.
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