Frigidaire Valve

The Water Inlet Valve is an OEM part for Frigidaire refrigerators. It controls the flow of water into the refrigerator's ice maker and water dispenser, ensuring a steady and reliable water supply. This valve opens and closes as needed, allowing water to enter the ice maker and dispenser for proper operation.

Causes of a bad water inlet valve can include mineral buildup, wear and tear, or electrical issues. A malfunctioning valve can lead to problems with water flow, affecting the refrigerator’s ability to produce ice and dispense water properly.

Symptoms of a bad water inlet valve include:

• No water dispensing from the refrigerator
• Ice maker not producing ice
• Leaks from the valve area
• Unusual noises coming from the valve

This OEM replacement is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore models.

The Water Valve is an OEM part for Frigidaire dryers featuring a steam cycle option. This valve controls the flow of water into the dryer drum during steam cycles.

Causes for replacement typically relate to standard wear and tear issues compromising the valve's ability to regulate water precisely during steam cycles. Mineral buildup from hard water sources can also obstruct full valve movement.

Symptoms of a faulty steam dryer water valve include:

• Inability to select steam cycle options
• Error codes related to steam or water systems
• Inconsistent steam levels during cycles

This OEM Frigidaire part is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator and some Kenmore models.

This refrigerator water inlet valve uses an electric solenoid to control the flow of household water into the appliance. Replacing a failing valve helps restore proper ice production and reliable dispenser operation while preventing unwanted drips or overfilling.

• Opens when energized to allow water into the ice maker and/or dispenser; closes to stop flow
• Common symptoms: no ice or no water, slow fill or hollow cubes, continuous dripping/overfill, buzzing/humming with no water, or leaks at the valve area
• Restores correct water control and shutoff at the rear of the refrigerator

• Disconnect power and turn off the household water supply before servicing
• Pull the refrigerator forward carefully; place a towel or container to catch residual water
• Note tubing and wire locations to ensure correct reassembly; transfer any mounting bracket/fittings from the old valve if needed
• After installation, restore water and power, inspect all connections for leaks, and purge air from the line (run dispenser, if equipped)

This float detects and monitors water levels in the appliance's sump/drain area to help prevent overfilling and water pooling. Replacing a damaged or stuck float restores proper water sensing and reduces leak risk. What it does:

• Senses water level in the drain pan or sump so the appliance can stop or redirect water flow
• Helps prevent water from overflowing or pooling under the appliance
• Can stop false fill/overfill conditions caused by a stuck or broken float
• Fault symptoms include water pooling, continuous or unexplained filling, or failure to drain properly

• Always unplug the appliance before accessing internal panels or service areas
• Remove the required access panels or trim to reach the sump/drain area; follow the model's service manual
• Handle the float and any clips or wiring carefully to avoid damage; reconnect any electrical connectors securely
• After installation, restore power and run a manual fill/drain test to verify proper operation

This is the gas control valve for a surface burner. It regulates gas flow to the burner head so you can ignite the flame and adjust heat output safely and smoothly.

• Controls and meters gas to an individual cooktop/range burner
• Worn or leaking valves can cause hard-to-adjust flames, no flame, or gas odor
• A sticking or stripped valve stem can make the knob hard to turn or fail to shut off fully
• Helps restore precise flame control and reliable ignition

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Allow the appliance to cool; work in a well-ventilated area
• Transfer any mounting hardware or orifice components from the old valve
• Check for leaks with an approved leak-detection method after reassembly and gas restoration

This is the water inlet valve that controls the flow of household water into your washer during fill and rinse. Replacing a failing valve restores proper filling performance and helps stop unintended water entry when the machine is idle.

• Opens and closes to allow the correct amount of water into the washer as commanded by the control
• Failure can cause no fill, slow/long fill, or continuous filling/fill when off
• Leaks from the valve body or hose connections indicate the valve should be replaced
• Electrical coil failure may lead to intermittent or no operation

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Place a towel or pan to catch residual water; label and disconnect hoses and wiring
• Install the new valve; transfer any brackets or clips from the old part if needed
• Restore water and power, then check all connections for leaks and run a test fill

This triple-solenoid washer water inlet valve regulates and routes hot and cold water into the tub and dispenser as the control commands. Replacing a weak, stuck, or leaking valve restores proper fill, temperature mix, and cycle performance. What it does:

• Opens and closes to allow water into the washer based on cycle and temperature selections
• Three solenoids manage hot/cold mix and direct water to the tub and dispenser compartments
• Typical symptoms: won't fill, slow fill, fills when powered off, incorrect temperature, or leaks from the valve
• May trigger fill-related error codes or cause extended/paused cycles due to fill timeout

• One water inlet valve assembly with three solenoids

• Disconnect power and turn off both hot and cold water supplies before servicing
• Place a towel or shallow pan to catch residual water when removing hoses
• Label and transfer each wire connector and hose to the matching port on the new valve
• After installation, open supply valves and run a test fill; inspect all connections for leaks

This replacement water inlet valve regulates water flow from the household supply into the washer. It restores proper filling and rinsing when the original valve leaks, sticks, or fails to open.

• Opens and closes to control water entering the dispenser/tub as directed by the control
• Helps maintain correct fill levels and flow during wash and rinse cycles
• Typical symptoms: no fill, slow fill, leaking at the valve, or water continuing to fill when off
• Often required when valve coils test open/short or mineral buildup causes the valve to stick

• Disconnect power and turn off both water supplies before servicing
• Place towels to catch water; relieve line pressure and label hoses/connectors for reassembly
• Transfer any mounting hardware from the old valve if needed; do not overtighten fittings
• Restore water and power, then run a fill cycle and check all connections for leaks

This replacement pump moves water/condensate through your appliance so it can drain or recirculate as designed. Replacing a weak or failed pump restores proper water removal and helps prevent leaks, overflows, or nuisance shutoffs.

• Moves collected water from the sump/collection area to a drain hose or internal passage
• Maintains correct water level to prevent overflow conditions
• Common failure signs: water won't pump out, leaks near the base, or loud buzzing/grinding from the pump
• May trigger "bucket full," drain, or pump-related error indicators, depending on the model

• Disconnect power before servicing; allow unit to cool, and expect residual water in the lines or pan
• Note hose routing and wiring connections; transfer any clamps, grommets, or fittings from the old pump if reused
• Ensure hoses are fully seated and not kinked; tighten connections and check for leaks after reassembly
• Test operation after installation and water is expelled properly

This water inlet valve is a genuine OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer for use in washing machines. Hot and cold water coming into the machine is controlled by the water inlet valve. This valve is connected to the solenoid that receives signals from the washing machine's control center to tell it when water is needed, how much water is needed, and the water temperature. The solenoid sends those signals to the valve, opening the gates to allow water to flow in until it is signaled to stop. If the washing machine is leaking water or not filling with water, the water inlet valve should be replaced.Unplug the water and power to the washing machine. Pull the machine away from the wall and remove the back panel. Disconnect the water hoses from the inlet valve and take the wires off the valve connecting it to the solenoid. Remove the old valve and install the new valve. Reconnect the wiring and water hoses. Reinstall the back cover. Turn the water and power back on and check for leaks.This water inlet valve is made of heavy-duty molded plastic and is sold individually. It is designed for washing machines manufactured by Frigidaire.

This water inlet valve controls the flow of household water into your appliance during operation. Replacing a sticking or leaking valve restores proper filling and helps prevent unwanted water entering the unit between cycles.

• Opens and closes to regulate water flow when energized by the control
• Failure can cause no fill or very slow fill during cycles
• Can contribute to leaks at the back or water-inlet/fill error alerts

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Keep a towel or pan handy to catch residual water; relieve hose pressure
• Note/label hose and wire locations; transfer any brackets or screws from the original valve as needed
• Restore water and power, tighten connections, and check carefully for leaks with a test fill

Replacement water inlet valve that controls water flow to the refrigerator's ice maker and dispenser, restoring proper water delivery and helping stop leaks or no-water conditions when the factory valve fails. What it does:

• Opens and closes the water supply to the ice maker and dispenser when signaled by the refrigerator's control board.
• Commonly linked to symptoms such as no water from the dispenser, slow fill, or ice maker not filling.
• Can fail by leaking, sticking closed, or not responding to electrical signals.
• Works with the refrigerator's tubing and fittings to route incoming household water to internal components.

• Disconnect power and shut off the refrigerator water supply before beginning work.
• Relieve water pressure and have towels handy to catch residual water when removing tubing.
• Verify electrical connector and inlet/outlet fittings match the appliance; replace any damaged tubing or seals.

This replacement valve controls gas flow to a cooktop/range surface burner, restoring smooth, dependable flame control through the burner knob. Replace a worn or leaking valve to improve safety and consistent burner performance.

• Regulates and shuts off gas to a single surface burner when you turn the control knob
• Helps resolve issues like a burner that won't light or won't adjust flame properly
• Can address a stiff/hard-to-turn knob or gas odor/leak at the valve stem area
• Supports steady, even flame when the original valve is worn or inconsistent

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Match the valve to the correct burner position per your model's parts diagram
• Transfer any required fittings/orifice from the original valve
• Use approved sealant where specified and check all connections with a leak-detection solution before use—never an open flame

This safety valve controls gas flow to the oven burner, opening only when the ignition system calls for heat. Replacing a weak or stuck valve restores reliable ignition and consistent oven temperatures for safe, dependable baking and roasting. What it does:

• Regulates and shuts off gas to the oven burner circuit
• Works with the igniter; opens only when proper current is present
• Fails closed to help prevent unlit gas from entering the oven
• Common symptoms may include: oven won't heat, intermittent heating, very long preheat, or a weak/unstable flame

• 1 safety valve

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Label and transfer all tubing and wires from the original valve one-for-one
• Support flare fittings with two wrenches; use thread sealant only on NPT threads (never on flare connections)
• After installation, restore gas and check every joint for leaks with an approved leak-detection solution

Made by Frigidaire. This is a dual oven valve for bake and broil.

This refrigerator water inlet valve controls the flow of household water into the icemaker during the fill cycle, helping restore dependable ice production and preventing drips by sealing closed when not energized. What it does

• Opens on command to supply water to the icemaker; closes to stop flow
• Regulates fill volume for proper cube size and consistent operation
• Common failure symptoms may include no ice production, icemaker won't fill, small or hollow cubes, water leaking near the rear valve area, or a humming/buzzing sound with no water

• One water inlet valve assembly

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the household water supply before servicing
• Relieve line pressure; place a towel or container to catch residual water
• Note wire and tube positions; transfer any fittings or the mounting bracket from the original valve if required
• Restore water and power, check all connections for leaks, and run a test fill to purge air