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Check Valve

Part Number: AP2910020
MFG Part Number: 675238
Made by: Whirlpool
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Drain check valve. O-ring inlcuded.

Made by Whirlpool. Whirlpool brands include Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and others.
Whirlpool also makes various appliance models for Sears / Kenmore.

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Part Number 675238 (AP2910020) replaces 719950, 719930, 300800, 3369482, 2844, AH382661, EA382661, PS382661, 3371226, 719927, DW128, K35-228.

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Hi, I noticed with the drain hose off, water leaks out of the check valve after the fill cycle. The tank water level will be low after the wash cycle and the heating element is still hot. Is this from a defective check valve? Thanks.

Bob for Model Number Whilpool DU930PWKQO

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I was trying to fix a drain problem and unscrewed the 4 screws that go through the "support, pump mounting" bushings. part number 14. I ended up screwing them back in, since I realized that I didn't need to unscrew them, but they don't really screw in that well and some of them seem to be stripped. Anyway, after clearing the drain check valve, and turning on the machine, it's leaking all over the place. I suspect that I broke a seal when I removed those 4 screws. What should I do? Also, do I need to have the spray arm re-attached before I test things out? Perhaps that's why it was leaking. Thanks! Mark

Mark V. for Model Number SHU30041

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Similar to a previous question about not draining as it should, but pressing cancel/drain a few times after cycle drains it. I disconnected hose from pump and it was clear. Inserted a piece of copper wire into 'Check Valve', from both ends to check for obstruction. Just where the check ball before the drain hole, I discovered a black rubber ring with the center of it solid and a white piece of plastic that appeared to fit over the solid center piece. I never noticed this before, so I can only assume it came from within the 'Check Valve'. Is this a correct assumption and if so what is it? I ran a cycle and it appears to be draining okay now. Have I ripped this piece out of the 'Check Valve'? Does the 'Check Valve' have to bereplaced?

Dennis for Model Number DU945PWKQ1

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Dishwasher Drains very slowly. Even on drain cycle, flows slowly. Since it doesn't drain properly, dishes come out dirty. Checked the line, no obstructions. Do you suggest removing and checking drain check valve next? Thank You

Pat K for Model Number Whirlpool dishwasher w10073320

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I have replaced the impeller, and all gaskets - including the pump tub gasket and my Kenmore dishwasher is still leaking around the black plastic piece that the check valve screws into. The check valve has a black flapper (preventing backflow), a small wing and an O ring that all look to be in good shape. What else could be making it leak...?

Kerry for Model Number 665.15982990

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I'm getting an E6 alarm and the water is not draining. In hear it trying to start the pump but it stops after a couple of seconds and the E6 alarm comes back. What should I do?

Greg for Model Number 665.1694190

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