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Customer Questions and Answers for Inlet Valve Assembly by Lg

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Part Number: OEM13336848
Manufacturer Part Number: 5220FR2008F

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.

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George, if the hot water valve 5220FR2006H is receiving 120VAC during a failure, the failure would be in the hot water valve based on the information provided.

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Charlie, With water entering the unit in the off position then check for a valve that is clogged at the inlet screens and if they are not then this would most likely be a faulty water inlet valve.

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Jim for Model Number WM2016CW

I bought this washer used a week ago. It works fine. But when it first starts up. It sound like water pulsating like a machine gun for a few short seconds. Then another few short second. I am assuming this is the Detergent being watered down into the tube. Then the water runs smoothly into the tube. Later when the rinse starts. The same thing happens again. I am thinking that this is the Softener draining into the tube next. My question is this. I this sound of pulsating water normal? It is rattling my water pipes and is noisy in the house when it does this. Are the solenoids dirty inside and sticking? If so. Can they be cleaned? Should I just replace the part?

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Jim, the "water pulsating like a machine gun for a few short seconds." would not be the water being directed to the detergent or softener being dispensed or "draining into the tube". You may want to replace both inlet valves 5220FR2075L / 5220FR2075L Water Inlet Valve and 5220FR2006H / 5220FR2006H Water Inlet Valve. being a "used" machine there's no telling how long the machine set before you got it. The internal diaphragms, could have deposits or gotten "stiff" and are fluctuating as the water passes through the valve body. It could also be "water hammer" in your plumbing, you'll want to check for proper water flow and pressure at the faucets, if the problem persists.

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Jaquay, This issue would most likely be caused by a faulty water valve on the unit.

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Mary for Model Number WM3001HRA

Water was continuously running into the dispenser tray with an FE error so already replaced the hot and cold water intake valves. That fixed the rushing water problem, but a new issue has popped up. When I use cold water in a cycle the detergent and softener dispenser do not disburse the liquids. Water rushes into the pre-wash tray but nothing is released from the detergent and softener bins. Also, now when I use hot water for a cycle there is a intermittent hissing sound when water flushes the dispenser tray and the hot water line on the back of the machine jumps every time the machine pulls in water. This did not happen before I replaced the water intake valves. The parts are from an LG authorized dealer. Why is this happening?

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Mary, Check and make sure you installed the cold water fill valve correctly, and the tubes to the dispenser housing aren't kinked, twisted, have sharp bends. The dispensers operate on cold water supply and a "syphon" process. Remove the dispenser cups, and check to make sure the tubes and caps aren't clogged with softener, detergent, etc. Recheck the cold water fill valve screen to make sure it isn't clogged with sediment, check the hose to make sure it's not kinked or twisted, etc. You may want to "flush" the cold water faucet and supply line, to make sure you have plenty of cold water supply to the washer. The hoses "jumping" is due to a pressure difference. it is possible that the new valve has a different tolerance and can open and close rapidly or more rapidly than the previous valve solenoids.

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Ron, With the unit overfilling during the machine running you will want to check to see if the pressure hose is clogged and if it is not then the issue will most likely be the pressure switch. Also check to see if the water will stop running when the unit is unplugged. If it does not then will be a faulty valve.

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Madison, Based on your post description and information, you're on track, on target. The fill valve or water inlet valve is damaged and leaking and will need to be replaced. Unfortunately, you didn't include a model number of the washer, we won't be able to check or verify the proper part number to repair your machine. The production tag with the model and serial number is located on the right upper corner of the loading area, when the door is opened, and it usually starts with a WM**** . Thanks,

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Ronald, You will want to check the ports at the top of the housing to make sure that it is clear. To test the valves you would test for continuity and should have a resistance value of 0.8 - 1.2K ohms of resistance. If the resistance is incorrect then replace the valve. If they check ok then the control board would be the issue.

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