Lg Washer Valve

The Water Inlet Valve Assembly is an OEM replacement part for LG washing machines, designed to control the flow of water into the laundry tub. This part is responsible for opening and closing to allow water into the wash drum at the appropriate times during the wash cycle, providing the correct water level and temperature.

Causes of a bad Water Inlet Valve Assembly can include mineral deposits blocking the valve, electrical failure preventing the valve from opening or closing properly, or physical damage to the valve mechanism itself.

Symptoms of a bad Water Inlet Valve Assembly include:

• Inadequate filling of the washer drum
• Water entering the drum when the washer is off
• Unusual noises during the fill cycle
• Water that is too hot or too cold, indicating a failure in valve operation that controls temperature

This OEM LG part can also be used on Kenmore/Sears appliances. 

The Water Inlet Valve is an OEM replacement part specific to LG washing machines. It is an electronic solenoid valve located near the water supply inlet ports that controls the flow of water into the washer tub. The inlet valve precisely regulates water levels during different phases like filling, washing, rinsing, and spinning cycles.

Causes of a bad water inlet valve can include worn or faulty electronic components, mineral buildup obstructing valve movement, or damage to seals and diaphragms.

Symptoms of a bad water inlet valve include:

• Inability to properly fill the washer tub during cycles
• Water leaking or flooding from the valve area
• Erratic water temperature or varying fill levels between loads
• Cycles failing to advance due to inadequate or unregulated water flow

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore models.

The Inlet Valve Assembly is an OEM part for LG washing machines. It controls the flow of water into the washing machine during different cycles, ensuring the correct amount of water enters the tub for optimal washing performance. The assembly includes solenoids that open and close the valve based on signals from the washing machine’s control board.

You should replace this inlet valve assembly if it becomes faulty or damaged. Causes of a bad inlet valve assembly can include mineral buildup from hard water, electrical faults, or wear and tear from regular use. A malfunctioning valve can lead to issues with water flow, affecting the machine’s washing efficiency.

Symptoms of a bad inlet valve assembly include:

• No water entering the washing machine
• Water entering too slowly or at an inconsistent rate
• The washing machine not filling properly
• Water leaks from the valve area

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore models.

The Valve Assembly Inlet is an OEM part for LG washing machines. It controls the flow of water into the washer, allowing the machine to fill with the correct amount of water for each cycle. This ensures that your washer operates efficiently and effectively.

Over time, inlet valves can wear out or become damaged due to mineral deposits, electrical issues, or regular wear and tear.

Symptoms of a bad valve assembly inlet include:

• The washer not filling with water
• Slow or irregular water flow
• Water leaking from the valve area
• Error codes related to water intake on the washer's display

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore models.

The Float Assembly is an OEM part for LG washing machines. This part monitors and controls the water level within the appliance. It's a safety feature that prevents water overflow and potential flooding, contributing to the efficient operation of the washing machine by maintaining the correct water level for each cycle.

Causes of a bad Float Assembly can vary from simple blockages that prevent the float from moving freely to electrical faults within the switch mechanism. 

Symptoms of a bad Float Assembly include:

• Water overflowing from the washing machine
• Inadequate water levels that affect the washing cycle's effectiveness
• The washing machine failing to start the fill cycle due to a malfunctioning float switch

This OEM LG part is also compatible with some Kenmore models.

This three coil solenoid is used for the cold water, bleach dispenser and prewash.

The Inlet Valve Assembly is an OEM component specifically designed for LG front-load washers. Located near the water supply hose connection, the inlet valve controls the flow of water entering the washer tub.

Symptoms of a bad inlet valve assembly include:  

• Slow or incomplete fills during wash cycles  
• Water leaks when the washer is off or idle
• Fluctuations in water levels inside the tub
• The valve becomes difficult to turn on or off 

Causes of failure can be mineral buildup clogging internal ports, worn seals no longer tightly closing the passageway, or damaged electronics affecting valve operations.

The Inlet Valve Assembly is an OEM part for LG front-loading washing machines. It is a critical component that controls water flow into the washer tub. Comprised of durable solenoid valves and precision sealing elements, the inlet valve assembly works automatically to supply the appropriate amounts of hot and cold water at predetermined stages in each cycle. 

Causes of a bad inlet valve can include mineral buildup obstructing valve ports over time, worn valve seals resulting in water leaks, or electrical faults preventing the solenoids from opening and closing reliably.

Symptoms of a bad inlet valve assembly include:

• The washer failing to fill with water 
• Uneven or unbalanced water temperature
• Water leaks at the valve connections
• Error codes related to water level or temperature detection

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore front-load washers. 
 

This is the refrigerator's water inlet valve assembly. It controls and directs household water into the dispenser and ice maker as needed, restoring proper water flow and ice production.

• Opens to supply water to the ice maker and dispenser when energized
• A common fix for no/low water at the dispenser
• Can resolve no ice production due to no water fill
• May address leaks or continuous dripping from the dispenser/ice maker
• Failure can present as buzzing or clicking with little/no water flow

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Have a towel or small container ready to catch residual water
• Note hose and wire locations or take photos before removal
• After installation, restore water and power, then check for leaks and run a test fill

The Hot Water Valve is an OEM part for LG washing machines. It regulates the flow of hot water into the wash tub during the appropriate cycles. The valve allows hot water to enter the wash tub to help wash clothes thoroughly and effectively at warmer temperatures.

Causes of a bad hot water valve include mineral or lime buildup inhibiting proper operation, worn internal components due to age and use, or damage from freezing during winter months.

Symptoms of a bad hot water valve include:

• Only cold water entering the wash tub, even on hot cycles
• Fluctuating hot water temperature during cycles
• Leaks from the hot water valve area
• Inability to select hot water temperature settings

This LG part is also compatible with some Kenmore models.

This water inlet valve assembly regulates the flow of water into your washer during the fill and rinse cycle. Replacing a sticking or leaking valve restores proper filling and helps prevent drips when the washer is off. What it does:

• Controls and directs incoming water into the washer as signaled by the control
• Opens and closes to reach target fill levels, then shuts off water flow
• Symptoms include: washer won't fill or fills very slowly
• Symptoms include: water keeps running or drips into the tub when the washer is off
• Symptoms include: leaks from the valve body or hose connections at the back of the washer

• One water inlet valve assembly

• Unplug the washer and shut off both water supplies before starting
• Keep a towel or tray handy and relieve line pressure before removing hoses
• Move hoses and wire connectors to the new valve one at a time to avoid mix-ups
• Turn water back on, check all connections for leaks, then run a test fill

This washer water inlet valve assembly regulates and shuts off household water flow into the machine during fill cycles. Replacing a weak or leaking valve restores proper filling performance and helps prevent slow fill, no-fill, or overfilling issues.

• Opens when energized to allow water into the washer; closes to stop flow
• Directs incoming water to the dispenser/tub as commanded by the control
• Failure symptoms can include no fill, slow fill, continuous filling, or water leaking into the tub between cycles
• May trigger fill-related error or fault notifications when sticking or restricted

• Unplug the washer and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Place a towel or shallow pan to catch residual water; relieve hose pressure
• Note hose and wire connector positions for correct reassembly
• Inspect inlet screens and hose washers; reconnect fittings securely and check for leaks after installation

This water inlet valve assembly controls and regulates the flow of water into your washer during fill. A working valve helps the washer start and complete cycles reliably without leaks, overfilling, or long fill times.

• Opens and closes to allow household water to enter when the control calls for a wash or rinse
• Shuts off water flow when not energized to prevent unwanted filling
• Helps maintain proper water levels and flow for consistent performance
• Common symptoms: no fill or slow fill, continuous filling or overflow, leaks at the valve or hose connections, or buzzing with little/no water flow

• Unplug the appliance and shut off water supplies before servicing
• Place towels or a pan to catch residual water and relieve line pressure
• Label or photograph connectors/hoses; transfer them one at a time to the new valve
• Tighten hose fittings snugly and run a test fill to check for leaks

This inlet valve assembly controls the flow of water into the washer so cycles fill correctly and on schedule. A direct-fit replacement that restores proper water delivery and helps prevent overfilling or no-fill conditions. What it does:

• Opens and closes to allow cold and hot water into the tub during fill cycles.
• Responds to the washer's control signals to deliver the correct water amount.
• Commonly replaces a valve that leaks, won't fill, fills slowly, or causes continuous filling.
• Helps resolve related error codes or fill/level issues when caused by a faulty valve.

• Disconnect power and shut off both water supply lines before starting work.
• Drain remaining water from hoses and use caution when handling connectors.
• Inspect inlet hoses and seals; replace damaged hoses or seals to prevent leaks.
• After installation, restore water and power, then run a short test cycle to check for proper fill and leaks.