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Customer Questions and Answers for Water Inlet Valve Assembly by Lg

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Part Number: OEM13323375
Manufacturer Part Number: 5220FR2008C

This water inlet valve is a genuine OEM replacement part that is sourced directly from the manufacturer for use in washing machines. The water inlet valve is the gatekeeper for the water flow into the washer. When the operator sets the wash cycle, the solenoid fires up and tells the valve to open the gate for hot or cold water or both to fill the washer tub. When the tub has filled to a preset level, the valve gates close and the water flow stops. If this valve fails, the water will not stop and will eventually flood or the water might not be signaled to flow at all. This repair requires a Phillips screwdriver and pliers. Disconnect the power source and turn the water off before working on the washing machine. Remove the back panel from the washer and locate the inlet valve. Disconnect the hoses from the valve. Remove the damaged valve. Install the new inlet valve. Connect the hoses in the same order they were removed and put the back panel on the washer. Reconnect the water and power.This water inlet valve is made of molded plastic and is individually sold. It does not include screws. It is made specifically for washing machines manufactured by LG.

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For Lg Water Inlet Valve Assembly (Part Number: OEM13323375)

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Hello Steve. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the water valve 5220FR2008C is bad and will need to be replaced. Hope this helps.

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Ljsciortino for Model Number WM1832CW

OK - It's not the drain hose siphoning back water from the drain as I have taken that out completely, and the inlet filters have been cleaned, but I am still getting water in the tub after the cycle ends - about a gallon every 12 hours. I know that the hot water wall valve does not shut off 100% (though the cold seems to) so is it reasonable to assume that the problem is with the hot water valve assembly inlet in the machine? One more thing - are there 4 solenoids on the cold water valve assembly because I have 4 compartments in the dispenser? Really don't want to buy more parts than I need so would it be a good idea to try to switch around the hoses and see if it still seeps back to determine which valve assembly needs replacing? Thank for all your wonderful help and patience.

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Ljsciortino, You're on the right track, And your deductions are pretty good. Yes, the cold water inlet valve has 4 outlets, one for each dispenser compartment. and the hot water inlet has one(1). You most likely have a "seaping" fill valve, Turn onre of the faucets Off then the other after a day or so, to determine which is bad and replace the appropriate valve. Thanks and Good Luck

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Hello Ljsciortino. Yes, it is possible that the pressure was low enough to cause the valve 5220FR2008C to seep water back into the machine. Hope this helps.

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Hello Kris. This model uses a heater and a thermister 6322FR2046C to determine water temperature. It brings in cold water to fill the tub, but turns on the heater to heat the water up for a hot wash cycle. The valves work different chambers on the dispenser, so cold will come in on a hot cycle to empty the dispenser. Hope this helps.

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Ljsciortino for Model Number LG WM1832CW

OK - thought the drain hose too far down the drain pipe was siphoning up water back into the machine so I brought it up, but a few hours later there was water in the tub again. Took the drain hose out of the pipe altogether and turned the water off at the wall. By morning there was more water in the tub. Any suggestions? One friend suggested perhaps the wall valves are still allowing water to enter the hoses (old house) and the intake valves are failing to stop it. Could it be anything else? This is getting old!

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Hello ljsciortino. Remove the hose from the shut off in the wall and see if the shut offs are not working properly. If so, you will need to see which one is not turning off, and that will be the valve you will need to replace. Hope this helps.

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Hello ljsciortino. Yes, that could be the problem with the machine. Hope this helps.

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Hello Ljsciortino. If both water connections, cold and hot, are turned off at the same time, then the water has to be coming from the drain hose. There is no way for water to enter through the water valves if the water is turned off. Hope this helps.

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Hello Ljsciortino. If the washer is filling with both the hot and the cold turned off, you will need to check and see if the drain hose is siphoning water back into the machine through the drain hose. Hope this helps.

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