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Water Inlet Valve

Part Number: AP4369607
MFG Part Number: W10158389
Made by: Whirlpool
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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 W10158389 (AP4369607) replaces W10158387, 8563405, 8563407, 8563406, 8558986, 8558988, 8558987, W10194073, 1481085, AH2348011, EA2348011, PS2348011, W10306172.

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Are there any instructions for replacing the inlet water valve W10158389?

Jerry for Model Number KUDK03ITWH3

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My dishwasher is leaking from the fill pipe receptacle located at the right front portion of the unit. It does not leak on every cycle. It does appear to fully evacuate the water at the end of the rinse cycle (or when the Cancel button is pushed) and does not collect water while the unit is not in use. Please advise.

Ckc for Model Number KUDK03CTBL2

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My dishwasher won't start. A green light blinks. I got a new board. All the switches work. When I turn it on, I can hear a click. The light still blinks a couple of times and it shuts off. Could you tell me what could be wrong? Thank you!

Donald C. for Model Number 66513123k701

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I just recently replaced my water inlet valve with a new one. The dishwasher does not filll up the way that it used to. Does it fill up by time or is done by the float? I checked the float and the micro switch underneath with my meter and it checked out okay. The supply pressure is 80 psi,and the water inlet is clear of any debris.

David for Model Number 665.13582K700

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When I start the cycle, water enters the inlet valve very slowly, then it pauses, and continues filling slowly. After a few seconds, the main pump starts, but the tub is almost empty so there is not enough water to circulate. The pressure going into the inlet valve is fine. The valve itself seems clean (q-tips from both sides). The tube coming out from the inlet valve also seems clear. The resistance across the inlet valve terminals is about 850 Ohms. The float is not stuck. So the question is: do I have a bad inlet valve or a bad controller? (Or is the problem something else?) The reason I'm confused is that the valve lets some water in but does not seem to open all the way - suggesting a bad valve. On the other hand, the controller is allowing the pump to turn on even when the float is down, suggesting a bad controller. So I must be missing something? Any ideas? Thanks!

Peter for Model Number DU1055XTSS2

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Soap is being left on the dishes. I have cleaned all the screans and all is clear. The unit fills with water when it's first started but it dose not get water for the other cycles I open the door and there is no water. You can here the pumps cavitation from lack of water Is it the control board,water control valve? The valve works because water enters and is at the correct level at startup.

Eric for Model Number Kudi02irbl1

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