Parts for Alliance CTSA9AWN: Mixing Valve / Valve-To-Dispenser Inlet Hose Parts

This inlet hose connects the washer's water inlet valve to the tub, routing incoming water to the wash chamber so the machine fills properly. It's a direct-replacement service part for restoring proper water flow. What it does:

• Transfers water from the inlet valve into the washer tub for filling cycles
• Helps ensure correct water supply for wash and rinse operations
• Commonly replaced when leaking, cracked, or collapsed hose restricts fill
• Can resolve symptoms like slow/no fill, visible leaks, or water pooling under the machine

• One inlet hose

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before replacing the hose
• Inspect adjoining fittings and clamps; replace clamps if corroded or damaged
• Route hose free of kinks and avoid pinching during reassembly
• If you see continued leaking after install, re-check hose seating and clamp tightness

This replacement porcelain touch-up paint restores small chips, scratches and worn spots on enamel-coated appliance surfaces to help improve appearance and slow surface corrosion. Easy to apply for spot repairs. What it does:

• Covers small chips, scratches and scuffs on porcelain/enamel surfaces
• Helps protect exposed metal from moisture that can lead to surface rust
• Matches factory finish color on compatible porcelain-coated panels (spot repairs only)
• Useful for finishing edges around dings and improving visual appearance

• One bottle of porcelain touch-up paint

• Clean and dry the repair area thoroughly; remove loose paint and rust before applying
• Test paint in an inconspicuous spot to confirm color match and adhesion
• Apply sparingly with a fine brush or applicator; allow recommended drying time between coats
• Keep away from open flame; store and dispose of per local regulations; keep out of reach of children

This small sealing washer fits the washer's water pressure assembly to help maintain a proper watertight seal at the pressure/valve connection. Replacing a worn washer reduces leaks and helps the fill/pressure system operate as intended. What it does

• Provides a watertight seal at the water pressure/valve connection to prevent leaks.
• Helps maintain correct pressure feedback to the washer's water control system.
• Wear or damage can allow leaking at the valve or inconsistent fill behavior.
• Simple, low-cost part commonly replaced when troubleshooting valve leaks.

• Turn off household water supply and unplug the washer before replacing.
• Remove the valve/pressure fitting carefully and replace the old washer with the new one, making sure it seats flat and undamaged.
• Inspect mating surfaces for debris or damage; clean before reassembly.
• If leaks or fill issues persist after replacement, inspect related seals, fittings, and the pressure switch/valve assembly.

This water mixing valve assembly controls and blends hot and cold water during washer fill cycles to help achieve the selected wash temperature. Designed as a direct replacement valve for affected Speed Queen top-load and commercial washers. What it does

• Directs and mixes incoming hot and cold water to regulate fill temperature.
• Helps the washer reach and maintain the selected wash temperature for proper cleaning.
• Common symptom: washer fills with only hot or only cold water or delivers inconsistent water temperature.
• Can cause extended fill times or temperature-related cycle issues when failing.

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before beginning replacement.
• Turn off and drain inlet hoses to avoid water spills; have towels or a bucket ready.
• Basic hand tools required; follow OEM service manual for proper disassembly and reassembly.
• Inspect inlet hoses and seals; check for leaks and test a full cycle after installation.