1 Answer Hello James. We will need your model number to help you with this. Please call 1-877-477-7278 or post your model number with a new question on the parts page. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx Read More...
Sarah April 11, 2015 for Model Number WTW4800BQ1 The valve where you screw on the cold and hot lines is cross threaded. I need a new one. What part number do I need?
Bob March 16, 2015 for Model Number NTW4630YQ0 Hi! On cold/cold position my machine used only hot water. Please help. Bob
Randy March 11, 2015 for Model Number atw4675yq .serialc32329144 Hot water will not shut off even when machine is unplugged. Is mixing valve the problem?
1 Answer Hello Randy. Yes, you will need to order and replace part number WPW10683603 based on the part number you provided. The model number you provided uses WPW10683603. Read More...
Claire Trower January 24, 2015 for Model Number Maytag MVWC200B, part #W10423125 Rev G I can't see where the water inlet part is connected to the control panel. Do I have to take the front off the machine, or can I access the attachment area from the rear? The diagram provided doesn't show anything but the part - not how it's attached to the machine.
1 Answer Claire, To access the water valve you must lift the main top. To do this, there are 2 brackets on the back of the panel. Remove the top screw from the bracket, and the wire harness cover. Slide the top forward about 1/2", while still keeping it lifted push the top back about 1/4" tuilt the top up on the rear hinges. This will give access to the valve. Read More...
Beebop January 24, 2015 for Model Number RTW4640YQ0 Water did not shut off on final rinse cycle and overfilled the tank onto the floor. Cleaned up mess and ran 3 times more without trouble, then overfilled again on final cool rinse onto floor. Could this be the hot/cold valve sticking?
1 Answer Hello BeeBop, This does sound like the water valve WPW10683603 sticking or it was operating during a period of low water pressure, since water pressure is all that closes the valve. I would still remove the small hose from the pressure switch in the control panel and blow back through it toward the tub. I should not be stopped up, (you should hear the air escaping into the tub assembly). Read More...
1 Answer Hello Joe. Turn off water and unplug the washer. Then use a flat blade to release the clips under the front corners of the control panel and flip it backwards. Now access the water valve and the unit. Remove the fill hoses and wires from the valve and then you can remove the valve from the unit and install the new valve. Read More...
Nancy B November 30, 2014 for Model Number MVWC360AW0 Machine goes through all cycles fine but after spin is done it will not advance from spin to done and the spin light and lid lock light stay on and alternate between solid and flashing. After being unplugged for an extensive amount of time, the machine will then operate again but stops at the same point.
1 Answer Nancy, This issue would most likely be caused by a faulty shift actuator. The Actuator has a optics sensor that is sensing that the tub is still moving and will not allow the unit to go from spin to done. Read More...
Billy May 06, 2014 for Model Number RTW4640YQ0 My Roper washer will only work on cold/cold cycle. On warm/cold or hot/cold it just stalls and does nothing. Do you think this is a valve issue? Love this website!!
1 Answer Hello Billy, This could be a water valve issue or more likely the temperature switch WPW10414397. There could also be an issue in the timer WP3953317. Read More...
Felix April 27, 2014 for Model Number wtw4800xq4 My washer will not fill the sensing light just blinks.
1 Answer Felix, You will want to check the screens on the water valve to make sure that they are not clogged. Also you will want to access the tech sheet and put the unit into a diagnostic and see if there are any error codes that are stored. This will give you an idea of what may be going on with the unit. It sounds like either the water valves are clogged, the control is not sending power to the valve or the valve is faulty. Read More...