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Model: MAV6000AWQ Brand: Maytag Age: More than 10 years
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theunartist  
#11 Posted : Monday, March 30, 2015 12:26:19 PM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: fairbank56 Go to Quoted Post
Correct, leave connector unplugged from board.

Eric
Eric - Works like a charm! I assume extra rinse, super wash and auto temp control are the only things affected?

Also, I'm not an electrician but used a small gauge insulated solid wire for the jumps which fit perfectly down the appropriate "holes" on the connector. The only solid size I found was maybe 18 or 20, basically using the same type of wire used on most thermostat systems. Is this sufficient? I'm assuming there is no real 120 watt power going through wires and jumpers but more or less completing a low watt connection/signal...

Thanks, Rick
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fairbank56  
#12 Posted : Monday, March 30, 2015 4:27:33 PM(UTC)
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The only thing that won't work is automatic temperature control and all that does is try to maintain the cold water temp at 75° and the warm water temp at 95°. As for the solid wires, as long as it's a tight fit inside the connector, it should be fine.

Eric
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