General Electric Valve

This assembly includes the refrigerator's water inlet valve mounted on its bracket. It regulates water flow from the household supply into the refrigerator's water system to restore reliable filling for the ice maker and/or dispenser.

• Controls water flow by opening/closing the valve when the refrigerator calls for water
• Helps deliver proper water during fill cycles and shuts off cleanly after
• Common symptoms: no ice production, no water from dispenser, slow/weak flow, leaks at the valve, or loud buzzing/chattering during fill
• Mounts in the original location using the included bracket for secure fit

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Relieve line pressure (dispense water if equipped) and keep a towel handy for residual water
• Move tubes and wire connectors to the new valve one at a time to maintain placement
• Restore water and power, then check all connections for leaks and proper operation

Door solenoid with plunger.

Restore smooth, controllable flame on a gas cooktop burner. This surface burner valve regulates gas flow to an individual top burner, allowing precise adjustment from low simmer to full boil and helping stop leaks when turned off.

• Controls gas flow to one surface burner
• Common failure signs: burner won't light or is very weak, knob turns hard or feels loose, gas odor at the valve, flame will not adjust smoothly
• Helps ensure reliable ignition and steady flame once replaced

• Disconnect gas and power before servicing; ventilate the area if gas odor is present
• Label and transfer the knob shaft orientation and any mounting hardware from the original
• Check and reuse the correct orifice and inlet fittings from the old valve if required by your model
• After installation, perform a leak check on all connections with approved leak-detection solution

This water inlet valve controls the flow of household water into the refrigerator's ice maker during fill cycles. Replacing a sticking or leaking valve restores proper ice fills and helps prevent nuisance leaks at the back of the unit. What it does:

• Opens when energized to supply water to the ice maker, then closes to stop flow
• Common symptoms: no ice production, weak/empty fills, or leaking from the rear valve area
• Ice maker overfilling or fill-tube icing from a valve that doesn't fully close
• Humming/buzzing from the valve with little or no water flow

• 1 water inlet valve assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Pull the refrigerator forward to access the rear; place a towel to catch residual water
• Transfer any mounting bracket/tubing from the old valve and secure all connections firmly
• Restore water and power, then check every connection for leaks while the ice maker cycles

This float stem is the vertical rod that links the dishwasher's tub float to the float switch. It ensures the fill valve shuts off at the correct level to help prevent overfilling, leaks, and poor cleaning results.

• Transfers the float's up/down movement to the float switch to stop water intake
• Helps maintain proper water level and protect against overfill-related leaks
• Failure may cause continuous filling/overfilling, low water level/poor cleaning, or a float that binds or feels loose
• Replace if the stem is cracked, warped, or missing

• Disconnect power and shut off water before servicing
• Remove the lower rack, take off the float cap, and lift out the float to access the stem
• From below the tub, detach the stem from the switch/retainer and install the new stem in the same orientation
• Ensure the float moves freely and actuates the switch; run a fill test and check for leaks
• Steps can vary by model.

This dishwasher float sits in the tub and works with the float switch to control the fill level and prevent overfilling. Replace it if cracked or sticking to restore reliable water level control and help avoid leaks.

• Rises with the water level to trigger the float switch and stop filling at the correct point
• Helps prevent overfilling and door leaks
• Common symptoms of a damaged or obstructed float include continuous filling, overfill/leaks, or no/insufficient fill
• Restores consistent water level sensing when the original float is worn or missing

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply
• Open the door and remove the lower rack
• Remove the float cover; pull the old float straight up and clear any debris from the well
• Insert the new float and verify free up-and-down movement before reassembly and testing

This diverter valve directs wash water inside the machine, switching flow between internal paths during wash and drain/recirculation steps. Replacing a failed diverter restores proper water routing so cycles advance and complete as designed.

• Redirects water between the drain and recirculation/spray paths as commanded by the control
• Ensures correct water flow for wash, rinse, and drain steps
• A sticking or failed diverter can cause slow/no drain or no recirculation/spray
• May lead to cycle pauses/errors, unusual clicking/buzzing from the valve area, or leaks at the valve body/ports

• Unplug the washer and turn off water supply; expect residual water in hoses
• Access location varies by model; typically mounted along the pump/hoses under the cabinet
• Move hoses/clamps and the electrical connector one at a time; match port orientation
• After installation, run a rinse/drain test and check all connections for leaks

This surface burner valve (270-degree) controls gas flow to a single cooktop/range burner. Replacing a worn valve restores smooth flame control and reliable shutoff when you turn the burner knob.

• Regulates and shuts off gas to one surface burner
• Addresses a stiff or hard-to-turn valve shaft
• Can correct a condition where the burner continues to flame after the knob is turned off

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Note valve orientation; transfer the orifice spud and any mounting hardware from the old valve if applicable
• Use approved thread sealant on pipe threads as required; do not use sealant on flare connections
• After assembly, leak-check all connections with a non-corrosive leak-detection solution—never with an open flame

This surface burner valve regulates gas flow to a high-output surface burner on your range or cooktop. Replacing a worn valve restores smooth flame control and helps ensure consistent heating when you turn the burner knob.

• Controls and meters gas to the designated surface burner
• Symptoms include hard-to-turn knob, erratic flame, flame that won't adjust, or burner not lighting due to no gas flow
• Located behind the burner knob; connects between the manifold and burner tubing
• Designed for a high-capacity burner position with a 270-rotation valve

• Disconnect power and shut off gas supply before servicing
• Label or photograph hose/tube and wire positions for accurate reassembly
• Check for leaks with a non-corrosive leak-detection solution after reconnecting gas
• Recalibrate/center the knob on the valve stem and verify proper flame adjustment on LOW and HIGH

By GE. Fits many different washer brands and models. Includes insert.

This gas valve control regulates the flow of gas to a burner in your range, enabling reliable ignition and precise flame adjustment. Replacing a worn valve restores smooth knob operation and consistent burner performance.

• Meters gas to a single burner as the control knob is turned
• Works with the ignition system to light and sustain the flame
• Typical symptoms include a burner that won't ignite or lights intermittently
• Flame will not adjust or is unstable; knob feels tight, sticky, or turns without proper control

• Disconnect electrical power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Allow the appliance to cool and work in a well-ventilated area
• Note the valve's orientation; transfer any model-specific fittings or hardware from the original valve as needed
• After reassembly, restore gas and check all connections with an approved leak-detection solution; verify proper ignition and flame control

This dishwasher float rises with the water level to engage the float switch. It regulates filling and helps prevent overflows, protecting your kitchen from leaks and keeping wash cycles running properly. What it does:

• Rises with the tub's water level and actuates the float switch
• Signals the inlet valve to stop water flow at the correct level
• A stuck, worn, or broken float may cause overfilling or no-fill conditions
• Symptoms can include leaking from overfill or no water entering during fill

• 1 float

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Open the door; remove the lower rack for access
• Lift off any float cap/retainer, pull the old float straight up, and seat the new float
• Ensure the float moves freely; restore power/water and run a brief fill test

Does not include instructions.The only literature inserted is a notification stating that these valves no longer come with the harness

The Water Valve is an OEM replacement part for GE dishwashers. Located inside the valve body, this electronically-controlled component precisely regulates water inlet and flow during each cycle of the wash sequence. The water valve utilizes sensors and timer modules to open and close water lines at the correct times based on cycle selections.

Symptoms of a defective water valve include:

• Failure to fill or improper filling  
• Inability to switch between cycles
• Water leaks from the valve body area
• Erratic or inconsistent water usage amounts

Causes of malfunction often stem from worn internal seals, mineral buildup obstructing valve ports over time, or issues with the electronic control board. Replace yours today with this genuine GE water valve for reliable water control, sensor functions, and trouble-free dishwasher cycles. 

This GE replacement part is compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore models.

This dishwasher water inlet valve controls the flow of water into the tub during the fill cycle. Replacing a sticking or leaking valve restores proper filling performance and helps prevent unwanted water or leaks.

• Opens and closes to allow the correct amount of water into the dishwasher
• Works with the control/float system to stop water flow at the right time
• Typical symptoms: won't fill or fills slowly; hums but no water; leaks at the valve or hose connections; water seeping into the tub when the unit is off

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Access the valve behind the lower kick panel; label/photograph wire positions and place a towel to catch residual water
• Install in the same orientation; secure the outlet hose with the included clamp and reconnect the inlet line and wiring
• Restore water and power, run a short fill test, and check all connections for leaks

Control the water going into your washer with this triple water inlet valve. Three solenoids open and close to deliver water to the correct fill circuits or dispensers so cycles start and dispensing happens where it should.

• Regulates water flow into the washer when energized by the control
• Routes water to the correct fill path or dispenser compartment via three independently controlled outlets
• Common symptoms: no fill or slow fill, only certain cycles/dispensers receive water, water drips into the tub when off, or leaks at the valve/hose connections

• Unplug the washer and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Place towels, disconnect inlet hoses, and label/photograph wire connectors and outlet hoses for correct reassembly
• Transfer any mounting hardware from the old valve if required; ensure hoses/orientation match their original positions
• Restore water and power, then check all connections for leaks and run a test fill