Maytag Model M3X05F2A

Hi,
Here is a tip that I wrote about how to add refrigerant to a air conditioner orcooling system

How to add Freon to a Air Conditioner or Refrigeration System

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I could not find that model number listed, but no matter. It sounds like your drain line is plugged with something and you need to clear the line. What has always worked best for me is a guitar string because it is flexible enough not to damage anything but rigid enough to work on cloggs.

Instructions
Things You'll Need:

Nylon scrub brush Liquid detergent Vacuum

1.Remove the lint screen, which usually is located in the front of a Maytag dryer. Gently pull it up and out, and remove the lint with your fingers.
2. Use hot water and wet both sides of the lint screen. Use a nylon scrubbing brush and a little bit of liquid dish soap or laundry detergent to scrub the screen clean of lint and fabric softener buildup. Rinse both sides thoroughly with hot water. Towel dry and replace the lint screen when dry. Maytag states that owners should do this every six months.
3.Clean the exhaust every two years, as recommended by Maytag. Whoever installed your dryer had to install the exhaust vent. Unplug your dyer and unscrew the vent from the back of the dryer. Use a vacuum attachment or your hands to remove any clogged lint and replace. You may need to do the same thing to the other end that is attached to the wall.
4.Clean the dryer cabinet. According to Maytag, a professional should remove lint from the dryer cabinet every two years. This may be a good time to have him clean out the vents as well, rather than doing it yourself, if preferred.
5.Clean your lint screen on a regular basis. Maytag states that you should clean the lint screen with your fingers before using the dryer each time. Be sure to replace it all the way so it can work properly.

There is a hole in the bottom near the left side that takes
care of that.

Hi,
Here is a tip that will help you to troubleshoot your A/C unit..

Air Conditioner Trouble -Review the Possibilities
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heatman101

remove all the screws on the inner door panel and lift it up it will be easyer

I have a MGR4452BDW. The burners turn 1/4 turn, then pull out. Yours should too.

HI THE FRONT COMES OFF BY REMOVING 2 SCREWS FROM THE BOTTOM ALMOST CORNERS AND PULL TOWARDS YOU THANKS THE APPLIANCEDOC

open door remove eight screws, four on plastic guides and same location on hinges. wiggle door and it will remove . now grab narrow ends of front panel and pull toward you. wwhen panel gets to 45 degrees pull off tabs at bottom.

Your unit is 515 Watts using 115V (line to ground.)

Maytag M3X05F2A

Specifications:
• Volts 115
• EER 9.7
• Amps 5.0
• Watts 515
• Plug cap. amps 125/15
• Pints per hour 1.4
• Room air (CFM) 160
Room Size:
• 10' x 15'
• 150 sq. ft.
If you plan on using it in the Philippines the electrical power supply is 220V line to ground. You can use an Auto Voltage Regulator (AVR) which has an internal winding with a servo that moves a carbon brush across the winding. I would recommend that you use at least a 1500 Watt AVR as the longer you use it the hotter it will get. Hopefully you can find an AVR with 3 pronged outlets. I currently use 3 ea. SIEG models SVC-888-1000 VA (600 Watts) for most electronics and 1 SVC-888-1500VA on a small 11 Cu Ft. freezer. The Freezer is 626W but uses almost 700W during the defrost cycle. The AVR failed after 3 years due to overheating. (STINK!) I also have a 4th SEIG model SVC-888-3000VA on my 21 Cu Ft 115V Refrigerator. There are other AVR manufacturers here and the cost vary greatly by manufacturer. (P3300 - P6500 depending on model) I have has all of my AVRs in countinous service for almost 6 years.