Ge WH13X10053 Triple Water Valve OEM Part

GE Top Loading Washer, slow drip leak from top of tub when off; ordered triple water valve. Removed 3 hex screws behind top control panel (in back); removed 2 rear hex screws on back of control panel. Removed hoses and plug. As you move panel forward, its lower tabs slide sideways in order to remove/roll panel forward. Unplug hot and cold wire harness leads. Unscrew 2 Phillips head screws. Removed hose clamp--BE CAREFUL--as you remove the hard plastic hose from the Triple Valve. Removed and replaced valve. Put it back together.

The simplicity of this repair surprised me. Finding the correct part on this site using the washer modle number was easy and quick. From start to finish the whole process took less than half an hour. I unplugged the washer, shut off the water supply valves and removed the hoses from the washer inlet valve. Using a 1/4" nut driver I removed the three screws from the instrument panel ( rear top), sliding the panel slightly to the right to disengage the mounting tabs I placed the panel face down on the washer exposing the inlet valve. I unplugged the electrical connectors, removed the 2 mounting screws and with pliers removed the clamp and water line from the valve freeing it from the unit. Installing the new valve was just reversing the process. Simple and quick and saved a lot of money!

Replaced original valve with your factory OEM valve set. The project took about 10 minutes with removing water hoses, carefully removing 3 - 1/4" hex drive screws from back of control panel, leaning control panel forwards when metal tabs on rear panel were released, removing 2 -1/4" hex drive screws that hold valve set in place, and unplugging electrical connectors. There was another 10 minutes to reverse the process and flush the water inlet hoses. Very simple job. THANK YOU, for the proper part. Gerald Popert

Ordered a new GE water inlet valve from Appliance Parts pros. The part arrived three days earlier than expected, exactly as advertised. I was able to install the new part in about ten minutes and the problem was solved. I plan on using Appliance Parts Pro for all my parts in the future.

Self-repair. Very easy. I did not have to move machine. Was able to access everything from front of machine; however, I did need to reach behind control panel to disconnect water lines, unplug power, and remove three control panel screws. If you can easily access the back of your washer, the actual repair takes less than 15 minutes. Toughest part of repair was locating my tools as I never seem to put things away after use! I also replaced the rubber washers since I disconnected the water lines. Appliance Parts Pro was great in answering pre-purchase questions relative fitment. Part arrived one day after order.