Solenoid Parts

This latch and handle assembly operates the manual oven door lock on select ranges. Replacing a worn or broken lever restores positive door locking so the self-clean cycle can run safely and the door stays secure.

• Locks and unlocks the oven door via the front-panel lever and latch mechanism
• Secures the door during high-temperature self-cleaning operation
• Symptoms include a loose or broken lever, door not latching or unlocking, or self-clean cycle not starting
• Restores smooth lever action and proper door engagement

• Disconnect power before service; for gas ranges, also shut off the gas supply
• Allow the appliance to cool; use gloves and caution around sharp metal edges
• Access is typically from the control panel/top area; note linkage orientation and transfer existing fasteners
• The latch moves freely and the door locks/unlocks correctly before restoring power

Refrigerator primary ice and water dual coil water inlet valve. For the filter valve order WR57X10024. For the assembly including both the primary and filter valve having the short bracket order WR57X10026. For the assembly including both the primary and filter valve having the long bracket order WR57X10022.

The Dishwasher Float Cover Assembly is essential for maintaining proper water levels in your dishwasher. This genuine OEM part ensures reliable performance by accurately regulating the float mechanism. Designed to fit a variety of Samsung dishwasher models, it guarantees a perfect fit and seamless integration with your appliance. The Float Cover Assembly helps prevent water overflows and ensures efficient washing cycles, enhancing the longevity of your dishwasher. Its durable construction withstands daily use, providing consistent operation over time. Easy to install, this part allows you to quickly restore your dishwasher's functionality without the need for professional assistance. By choosing this genuine OEM part, you benefit from the quality and reliability that Samsung is known for. Trust the Dishwasher Float Cover Assembly to provide consistent and dependable operation, ensuring your dishes come out clean every time.

Door solenoid with plunger.

This burner assembly is the gas/air mixing and flame head for gas dryers. Replacing a warped or corroded burner restores reliable ignition and steady heat so loads dry evenly and cycle times return to normal.

• Mixes incoming gas with air and directs it to the igniter for proper light-off
• Produces a stable flame to heat the dryer's airflow
• Replaces burners that are bent, rusted, or clogged and affecting ignition
• Typical symptoms: no heat, burner won't light, intermittent heat, or long dry times

• Disconnect power, shut off gas, and allow the dryer to cool before servicing.
• Access the burner compartment; note component positions and wiring for reassembly.
• Protect the igniter and sensor mounted near the burner from impact.
• After reassembly, restore gas and check all connections with a leak-detection solution; verify proper ignition and flame.

The Water Valve is an OEM component for GE side-by-side refrigerators. Located internally within the water dispenser assembly, this valve controls water flow to the ice maker and dispenser.

Causes of a faulty water valve can include mineral buildup restricting flow over time, gasket wear from constant opening/closing, and electrical faults impacting the valve's solenoid.

Symptoms requiring replacement are:

• Slow or inconsistent water flow from the dispenser  
• The ice maker fails to fill or produces irregular cubes
• Water leaking into areas it should not reach

This OEM GE part fits additional appliances under the same household brand family such as Hotpoint, RCA, and comparable Kenmore models.

Water inlet valve kit replaces older valves that used the "Y" type water lines.

For propane order 383EEL3002A.

This door latch keeps the door securely closed and engages the door switch/interlock so the appliance operates as designed. Replacing a worn or broken latch helps resolve door-related errors and restores reliable, safe operation.

• Secures the door against the strike for proper closure and alignment
• Actuates the door switch/interlock so controls recognize a closed door
• Helps prevent operation when the door is open or not fully latched
• Common symptoms: door won't latch or stay closed; unit won't start or shows a "door/open-close" message; broken or loose latch hook

• Disconnect power before servicing; use proper PPE and beware of sharp edges
• Access the latch through the door panel/trim as applicable; use non-marring tools to avoid damage
• Transfer any reusable clips/springs from the old latch to the new part
• After installation, verify smooth door closure and that the control detects the door as closed

This valve and pipe assembly regulates and routes fuel through the dryer's system so the burner can ignite and maintain heat. Replacing a failing assembly restores reliable heating performance and consistent drying results. What it does

• Opens and closes to control fuel flow to the burner when heat is called for
• Directs fuel from the inlet to the burner orifice through a rigid manifold/pipe
• Helps maintain safe shutoff when the dryer is idle
• Common symptoms of a failing assembly: no heat, intermittent heat, or burner failing to ignite

• One valve-and-pipe assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off the gas supply before servicing
• Use only gas-rated fittings/sealant as specified by the manufacturer; do not overtighten connections
• After installation, check all joints for leaks with a soap-and-water solution
• Restore power and gas, then verify proper burner ignition and stable heating

This is the water inlet valve that controls the flow of household water into your washer during fill and rinse. Replacing a failing valve restores proper filling performance and helps stop unintended water entry when the machine is idle.

• Opens and closes to allow the correct amount of water into the washer as commanded by the control
• Failure can cause no fill, slow/long fill, or continuous filling/fill when off
• Leaks from the valve body or hose connections indicate the valve should be replaced
• Electrical coil failure may lead to intermittent or no operation

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Place a towel or pan to catch residual water; label and disconnect hoses and wiring
• Install the new valve; transfer any brackets or clips from the old part if needed
• Restore water and power, then check all connections for leaks and run a test fill

This washer water inlet valve assembly regulates and shuts off household water flow into the machine during fill cycles. Replacing a weak or leaking valve restores proper filling performance and helps prevent slow fill, no-fill, or overfilling issues.

• Opens when energized to allow water into the washer; closes to stop flow
• Directs incoming water to the dispenser/tub as commanded by the control
• Failure symptoms can include no fill, slow fill, continuous filling, or water leaking into the tub between cycles
• May trigger fill-related error or fault notifications when sticking or restricted

• Unplug the washer and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Place a towel or shallow pan to catch residual water; relieve hose pressure
• Note hose and wire connector positions for correct reassembly
• Inspect inlet screens and hose washers; reconnect fittings securely and check for leaks after installation

This replacement housing is the molded support/cover used in select appliances to secure and protect its mated components. It restores proper alignment and sealing when the original housing is cracked, warped, or has broken mounting tabs. What it does

• Provides a rigid mount and enclosure for the associated component(s)
• Maintains correct alignment and sealing to prevent leaks or air loss
• Protects internal parts from damage and vibration
• Common failure signs: visible cracks, broken tabs, rattling, poor fit, or leakage around the assembly

• Housing

• Disconnect power before servicing; if the part interfaces with water, shut off the water supply
• Note orientation and transfer any screws, clips, seals, or O-rings from the original part
• Inspect mating seals and fittings; replace any worn gaskets to ensure a proper seal
• After reassembly, restore power/water and test for proper operation and any leaks or noise

This mixing valve bracket secures the washer's water inlet valve to the cabinet, keeping the valve steady and properly aligned for hose connections. A correct-fit bracket helps reduce rattles and potential leaks caused by a loose valve.

• Mounts and supports the water inlet/mixing valve on the rear panel
• Maintains proper alignment for hot and cold supply connections
• Helps reduce vibration and rattling noises during fill
• Common signs it's needed: loose or dangling valve, misaligned hose connections, or leaks at the valve fittings

• Disconnect power and turn off both water supplies; relieve pressure before removing hoses
• Access the rear of the washer and remove fasteners securing the existing bracket/valve
• Transfer the valve to the new bracket, reusing the original hardware
• Reattach the bracket to the cabinet, reconnect hoses, restore power and water, then check for leaks

This water inlet valve opens and closes to control water entering your appliance. A worn or stuck valve can cause fill problems or leaks—replacing it restores proper water flow and reliable operation.

• Regulates water flow into the unit during fill cycles
• Common symptoms: no water or slow fill, water continues to fill when off, leaks from the valve body, or humming/clicking without water flow
• Typically located where the household water line connects to the appliance

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Keep a towel or container handy to catch residual water
• Note hose and wire positions; take a photo for reference and transfer any brackets as needed
• Inspect/flush the supply line and screens; reconnect and check for leaks after installation

This electrically actuated valve controls the flow of household water into your appliance during operation. Replacing a sticking or leaking valve restores proper fill performance and helps prevent unwanted dripping between cycles. What it does:

• Opens and closes to admit the correct amount of water at the right time
• Helps maintain stable water pressure and shutoff to the unit
• Common symptoms of a failing valve: no fill, slow/insufficient fill, water seeping into the tub when off, or leaks from the valve body
• May buzz or hum without allowing water flow when the internal coil or screen has failed or is clogged

• 1 water inlet valve

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Keep towels or a tray handy; some residual water will drain
• Note hose and wire orientations; transfer any brackets or fittings from the original valve
• After installation, restore water and power, check for leaks, and run a test fill cycle