Estate Valve

This water inlet valve controls the flow of household water into the dishwasher at the start of a cycle. Replacing a weak, stuck, or leaking valve restores proper filling performance and helps prevent fill-related errors and leaks. What it does:

• Opens and closes electrically to regulate water entering the dishwasher
• Helps ensure correct fill level and timing for each cycle
• Common failure symptoms: won't fill or slow fill, water seeping into tub when off, external leak at valve connections, loud buzzing/chattering during fill
• May set fill or water supply-related error codes on some models

• 1 water inlet valve assembly

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Have a towel or shallow pan ready for residual water when removing lines
• Transfer any original mounting hardware or fittings from the old valve as needed
• Inspect/clean the inlet screen and flush the supply line; check all connections for leaks after installation

This valve controls the flow of household water into the dishwasher during the fill portions of the cycle. Replacing a weak, stuck, or leaking valve restores proper filling and helps prevent fill errors and water damage. What it does:

• Opens and closes to let the correct amount of water into the tub
• Common symptoms: no fill or very slow fill
• Water entering the tub when the dishwasher is off or won't stop filling
• Drips or leaks from the valve body or hose connection

• One water inlet valve assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Place a towel to catch residual water; relieve line pressure at the supply
• Note wire and hose orientation before removal; move connections one at a time
• After installation, restore water and power, then run a brief fill to check for leaks

Included with nut.

This vacuum break valve (also called a vacuum breaker or anti-siphon valve) prevents dirty water from being drawn back into the supply when flow stops, protecting your water supply and helping maintain proper fill and drain performance.

• Breaks siphon/backflow after fill or drain cycles to prevent contamination
• Helps maintain correct water levels and consistent filling
• Common symptoms of a failed valve: leaks at the valve/hoses, unintended draining or backfilling, intermittent or slow fill, gurgling noises
• Restores the proper water flow path when replaced

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Place a towel or tray to catch residual water when removing hoses
• Note hose orientation and transfer existing fittings/clamps as needed
• Restore water/power and run a test cycle; check carefully for leaks

This dishwasher overfill control float mounts in the tub floor and rises with the water level to trip the float switch and stop filling. Replacing a warped or stuck float restores proper fill control and helps prevent leaks. What it does:

• Monitors tub water level and actuates the float switch to shut off the inlet valve
• Helps prevent overfilling and water leaking from the door
• Common symptoms of a faulty float include no fill, continuous filling/overfilling, or inconsistent water level

• Float and retainer

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Remove the lower rack; lift out the old float
• Access beneath the tub may be required to release/install the retainer
• Ensure the float stem engages the switch lever and moves freely; test-fill and check for leaks

Float that detects and communicates water level to the appliance control so the washer or dishwasher can fill and drain properly. Replaces a cracked, stuck, or worn float to restore reliable water sensing. What it does:

• Senses water level and relays position to the machine's control system.
• Helps prevent overfilling or unintended continuous filling when working correctly.
• Can resolve symptoms such as flooding, constant filling, no fill, or improper drain cycles.
• Works with the appliance's existing valve and switch components to re-establish normal fill/drain operation.

• Disconnect power (and water supply where applicable) before beginning service.
• Remove outer panels or tub shroud to access the float; use basic hand tools.
• Handle clips and fittings gently; do not force plastic tabs or connectors during removal/installation.
• After installation, restore power and run a test cycle to ensure correct fill and drain behavior.