Roper Valve

The Water Inlet Valve is an OEM part for Whirlpool refrigerators. It controls the flow of water into the refrigerator, supplying water to the ice maker and water dispenser.

Common causes of a faulty water inlet valve include mineral buildup from hard water, electrical malfunctions, or general wear and tear over time.

Symptoms of a bad Water Inlet Valve include:

• No water or ice being dispensed
• Leaks from the back of the refrigerator
• Low water pressure from the dispenser
• The ice maker not filling with water

This OEM part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and Kenmore models.

The Single Water Valve is an OEM part for Whirlpool refrigerators. This valve controls the flow of water to the refrigerator’s ice maker and water dispenser, ensuring a consistent and reliable supply of water for ice production and dispensing.

Causes of a bad single water valve can include wear and tear over time, mineral buildup from hard water, or electrical malfunctions. 

Symptoms of a bad single water valve include:

• No water dispensing from the refrigerator
• The ice maker not producing ice
• Leaks around the valve area
• Unusual noises when the water dispenser is activated

This OEM Whirlpool part is also compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper and some Kenmore models.

This water inlet valve regulates the flow of household water into the dishwasher at the start of each cycle. Replacing a weak, clogged, or leaking valve restores proper fill level for reliable performance and helps prevent leaks or fill errors.

• Opens to allow the correct amount of water into the tub; closes to stop the fill
• Common fix for dishwasher not filling or taking too long to fill
• Can resolve low water level that leads to poor cleaning results
• May stop water from seeping into the tub when the dishwasher is off
• Replace if the valve body leaks or the inlet screen is damaged/clogged

• Disconnect power and turn off the dishwasher's water supply before servicing
• Access the valve behind the lower toe/kick panel; place a towel to catch residual water
• Note wire and hose positions and move them to the new valve one-for-one
• Restore water and power, then run a fill to check for leaks and proper operation

This vacuum break is the washer's water-inlet anti-siphon fitting. It maintains a required air gap so the tub fills properly without drawing used water back into the supply, helping prevent leaks and backflow issues.

• Maintains an air gap at the inlet to prevent backflow/siphoning into household water lines
• Helps ensure consistent, unobstructed water flow into the tub
• Replaces a cracked, clogged, or leaking vacuum break at the fill area
• Common symptoms include leaks from the rear/top during fill, visible cracks, or restricted/noisy fill

• Unplug the appliance and shut off both water supplies before servicing
• Access the fill/inlet area; note hose routing and part orientation
• Remove hose clamps/hoses and the old vacuum break; install the new part and secure clamps
• Restore water and power, then run a fill test and check carefully for leaks

This water inlet valve controls the flow of household water into the dishwasher at the start of a cycle. Replacing a weak, stuck, or leaking valve restores proper filling performance and helps prevent fill-related errors and leaks. What it does:

• Opens and closes electrically to regulate water entering the dishwasher
• Helps ensure correct fill level and timing for each cycle
• Common failure symptoms: won't fill or slow fill, water seeping into tub when off, external leak at valve connections, loud buzzing/chattering during fill
• May set fill or water supply-related error codes on some models

• 1 water inlet valve assembly

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Have a towel or shallow pan ready for residual water when removing lines
• Transfer any original mounting hardware or fittings from the old valve as needed
• Inspect/clean the inlet screen and flush the supply line; check all connections for leaks after installation

This valve controls the flow of household water into the dishwasher during the fill portions of the cycle. Replacing a weak, stuck, or leaking valve restores proper filling and helps prevent fill errors and water damage. What it does:

• Opens and closes to let the correct amount of water into the tub
• Common symptoms: no fill or very slow fill
• Water entering the tub when the dishwasher is off or won't stop filling
• Drips or leaks from the valve body or hose connection

• One water inlet valve assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Place a towel to catch residual water; relieve line pressure at the supply
• Note wire and hose orientation before removal; move connections one at a time
• After installation, restore water and power, then run a brief fill to check for leaks

Included with nut.

This vacuum break valve (also called a vacuum breaker or anti-siphon valve) prevents dirty water from being drawn back into the supply when flow stops, protecting your water supply and helping maintain proper fill and drain performance.

• Breaks siphon/backflow after fill or drain cycles to prevent contamination
• Helps maintain correct water levels and consistent filling
• Common symptoms of a failed valve: leaks at the valve/hoses, unintended draining or backfilling, intermittent or slow fill, gurgling noises
• Restores the proper water flow path when replaced

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Place a towel or tray to catch residual water when removing hoses
• Note hose orientation and transfer existing fittings/clamps as needed
• Restore water/power and run a test cycle; check carefully for leaks

This dishwasher overfill control float mounts in the tub floor and rises with the water level to trip the float switch and stop filling. Replacing a warped or stuck float restores proper fill control and helps prevent leaks. What it does:

• Monitors tub water level and actuates the float switch to shut off the inlet valve
• Helps prevent overfilling and water leaking from the door
• Common symptoms of a faulty float include no fill, continuous filling/overfilling, or inconsistent water level

• Float and retainer

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Remove the lower rack; lift out the old float
• Access beneath the tub may be required to release/install the retainer
• Ensure the float stem engages the switch lever and moves freely; test-fill and check for leaks

This control valve is an important safety feature found on many gas ranges. It's located inside the back of the range near the area where the buttons and controls are found. The reason the control valve is included in ovens is to prevent gas from moving to the burners if the igniter is not able to ignite the gas or there is no electricity. The control valve could be faulty if there is a smell of gas near the valve, the burner flame flickers, or the flame cannot be turned on high.In any of these situations, the control valve must be replaced. The repair is easy and takes only a few minutes. The bottom of the oven will need to be removed, which may require a screwdriver. After removing it, remove the flame spreader by taking out two screws and sliding it out of the oven. Remove the screw holding the oven burner tube and take it out to access the valve and replace it.This control valve is made to be compatible with RCA, Kenmore, Roper, General Electric, and Hotpoint ranges. It's sold as an individual OEM replacement part that is sourced directly from the manufacturer.

Float that detects and communicates water level to the appliance control so the washer or dishwasher can fill and drain properly. Replaces a cracked, stuck, or worn float to restore reliable water sensing. What it does:

• Senses water level and relays position to the machine's control system.
• Helps prevent overfilling or unintended continuous filling when working correctly.
• Can resolve symptoms such as flooding, constant filling, no fill, or improper drain cycles.
• Works with the appliance's existing valve and switch components to re-establish normal fill/drain operation.

• Disconnect power (and water supply where applicable) before beginning service.
• Remove outer panels or tub shroud to access the float; use basic hand tools.
• Handle clips and fittings gently; do not force plastic tabs or connectors during removal/installation.
• After installation, restore power and run a test cycle to ensure correct fill and drain behavior.

This water inlet valve assembly controls water flow to the refrigerator's dispenser and ice maker, restoring reliable water delivery and stopping leaks or no-water issues when the original valve fails. What it does:

• Opens and closes to supply water to the ice maker and door dispenser
• Allows proper water pressure for filling ice maker trays and dispensing
• Stops water flow when closed to prevent leaks or overfilling
• Faulty valves can cause no water from dispenser, slow fill, continuous running, or leaks

• One water inlet valve assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before service
• Verify fittings and tubing are seated and tightened to avoid leaks
• Replace only with matching part number and test for leaks after restoring water/power