Water Inlet Valve Assembly

Jennifer for Model Number atf7000fs

Answer Hello Jennifer. Check and make sure the screens are not clogged. If they are clear, you may need to change the water valve. Here is the part number for the model you provided 134371220. Hope this helps. 

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Reggie for Model Number Frigidaire FWT647GHSO

Answer Reggie, This sounds more like an issue of the water valve allowing the water to flow through even though the unit is not calling for water. You will want to pull the hoses and check the screens on the water valve to make sure that there is no debris in them. If there is clean them out and recheck to see if water is still trickling in. If there is then the water valve 134190200 would need to be replaced. 

Barry for Model Number 387298

Answer Hello Barry, To properly assist you we will need your model number to help you with this. Please post your model number with a new question on the parts page. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx 

Bill for Model Number GLEH1642DS1 FRIGIDAIRE DOUBLE STACK WASHER/DRYER

Answer Hello Bill. Based on the information you provided, the water valve is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit. 

Alberto J.

Answer Hello Alberto, You need to start the machine. While it is filling, unplug it from the electrical power receptacle, (wall outlet). If the water continues to fill the machine, the water valve has failed and will require replacement to restore normal operation. If the water stops coming in, the issue is an electrical/electronic issue in the machine. This is normally the pressure switch, the timer has a set of contacts welded or stuck in the closed position, or a stuck relay on an electronic control board. 

Lea for Model Number Frigidaire Gallery Model# GLWS1233AS1

Answer Hello Lea, In the case of an over fill, you may not need any parts at all. If the tub end of the pressure switch hose is stopped up with lint and detergent residue, you can actually remove the pressure switch hose off of the pressure switch and blow through it. If it has resistance that "pops" away when you blew on it, it solved the problem. You could also have low water pressure to the water inlet valve. This can be caused by the screen in the water valve being stopped up with mineral deposits and sedimentation from the water supply. If cleaning the screens doesn't solve the problem, you may have to replace the pressure switch 134497500 or the water inlet valve 134190200 as one could be failing. To determine if the water valve is at fault, start the machine filling with water and unplug it. If the water goes off immediately, the pressure switch will be at fault. If the water continues to fill but starts filling more slowly until finally shutting off, the water inlet valve is the component at fault.