Inlet Valve Parts

This dispenser valve assembly controls water flow to the fridge door dispenser for reliable dispensing and shutoff. It replaces a failed valve to restore proper water delivery and stop unwanted dripping or leaks. What it does

• Opens and closes the water passage when the dispenser actuator is pressed to deliver water to the glass.
• Seals the water line to prevent drips or continuous flow when the dispenser is idle.
• Helps stop intermittent dispensing or no-water issues caused by a faulty valve.
• Works with the door dispenser plumbing—electrical/connectors remain unchanged.

• Disconnect power and shut off the refrigerator water supply before starting.
• Remove the refrigerator door panel or access cover per your model's service instructions to reach the valve.
• Verify electrical connector seating and water line fittings are secure; replace any damaged tubing or seals.
• Test for leaks and proper dispensing after restoring power and water.

The Dishwasher Vane Check Drain is essential for maintaining optimal water flow in your Samsung dishwasher. This component ensures that wastewater is properly drained, preventing backups and improving the overall efficiency of your appliance. Crafted as a genuine OEM part, the Vane Check Drain guarantees a perfect fit and reliable performance, matching the high standards of your Samsung dishwasher. Installing this part is straightforward, allowing you to restore your dishwasher's functionality quickly and easily. The Dishwasher Vane Check Drain is designed to withstand the rigors of daily use, providing long-lasting durability and peace of mind. By replacing a worn or damaged drain with this genuine OEM part, you enhance the longevity of your appliance and maintain its cleaning performance. Compatible with a wide range of Samsung dishwasher models, this Vane Check Drain is the ideal solution for ensuring your dishwasher operates smoothly and efficiently.

This water inlet valve assembly controls water flow to the dispenser and ice maker, restoring proper fill and dispensing when the valve is the source of the problem. Replaces a failed or leaking inlet valve to resume normal water delivery. What it does

• Opens and closes to let water into the ice maker and dispenser when signaled
• Stops water flow when closed to prevent continuous filling or flooding
• Commonly linked to no water dispensing, slow/weak fill, or intermittent filling of ice maker
• Helps stop leaks or drips when the internal valve seat is failing

• One water inlet valve assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off water before replacing to avoid electrical shock and flooding
• Verify water supply line is depressurized and dry before disconnecting fittings
• Tighten plumbing connections to the manufacturer torque recommendations; check for leaks after installation

This water inlet valve assembly controls water flow into the washer tub, restoring correct fill and water selection so cycles start and run properly. It replaces a failed or leaking inlet valve to help the machine fill and pause as designed. What it does

• Opens and closes to allow cold and/or hot water into the washer during fill cycles
• Stops water flow when the machine reaches the set fill level
• Commonly replaces valves that leak, fail to fill, or cause the washer to overfill
• Works with the washer's control signals to route water only when needed

• Disconnect power and shut off household water supply before replacing the valve
• Tighten fittings to correct torque to avoid leaks; use new seals if provided or recommended

This water valve assembly controls water flow into the appliance, providing reliable fill operation for the dispenser/ice system. It replaces a worn or failed valve to restore proper water delivery and help prevent unwanted leaks. What it does:

• Opens and closes water flow to the appliance when signaled by the control
• Stops water flow to prevent overfilling or flooding when functioning correctly
• Commonly used when the appliance won't fill, makes no water available, or continuously runs water
• Helps ensure proper water supply to ice makers and dispensers

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting work
• Allow access to the valve and relieve any line pressure before disconnecting fittings
• Inspect and replace any damaged hose or seal while installing the new valve
• Test for proper operation and leaks after installation

This triple water inlet valve replaces the refrigerator valve that controls water flow to the dispenser and ice maker. It restores proper water routing so the dispenser and ice maker can fill and operate as intended. What it does:

• Directs and controls incoming water to the dispenser, icemaker and other water circuits
• Opens and closes solenoids so the ice maker and dispenser can fill when called for
• Commonly used when the dispenser or ice maker won't produce water or fills weakly
• Can cause water to drip or run if the valve leaks or fails to seal

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting work
• Relieve water pressure and place towels/pans to catch residual water
• Handle electrical connectors and mounting hardware carefully; replace gaskets or fittings if damaged
• Test for leaks and proper operation after installation

This solenoid assembly is an electromechanical plunger actuator that restores linear motion to a linked mechanism. Replacing a failed solenoid helps return reliable actuation for latches, valves or dispenser-style components and stops intermittent or non-moving operation. What it does

• Converts electrical signals into linear movement to operate a latch, valve or dispenser actuator.
• Typical symptoms: clicking or humming without movement, intermittent operation, or complete loss of actuation.
• Restoring the solenoid can eliminate sticking mechanisms and return consistent operation.

• Disconnect power (and water, if applicable) before starting work to avoid shock or flooding.
• Remove access panels and note wiring locations; reconnect matching connectors securely.
• Handle the plunger and coil carefully; do not force into place or bend mounting tabs.
• Test operation after installation.

The Valve is an OEM part for Whirlpool washing machines. It controls the flow of water into the washer tub at designated stages in the washing process. Water enters through the valve inlet and is distributed to internal components like the detergent dispenser, water pipes, and sump hoses. 

Causes of a bad valve can include mineral scale buildup inhibiting proper flow regulation over time, or cracks and leaks from wear and tear on rubber gaskets and seals. 

Symptoms of a bad valve include:

• Slow or incomplete fills during washing cycles  
• Water not dispensing correctly through hoses or dispensers
• External water leaks from the valve area
• Error codes related to water level or pressure issues

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

The Water Valve Assembly is an OEM part for LG refrigerators. It controls the flow of water into the refrigerator's ice maker and water dispenser, ensuring a steady and controlled supply. This valve opens and closes in response to electrical signals from the refrigerator, allowing water to enter the appropriate compartments for ice making and dispensing.

Over time, the water valve can wear out or become damaged due to mineral deposits, wear and tear, or electrical issues. A malfunctioning water valve can lead to problems such as water not dispensing correctly or the ice maker not producing ice.

Symptoms of a bad water valve assembly include:

• No water dispensing from the refrigerator
• Ice maker not producing ice
• Leaking water from the valve area
• Unusual noises coming from the valve

This OEM LG part is also compatible with Sears/Kenmore.

The Water Valve and Tube Assembly is an OEM replacement part for GE side-by-side refrigerators. It serves as the inlet valve installed inside the fresh food compartment. 

Causes of a faulty assembly can include mineral buildup inhibiting proper valve opening or cracking/splitting of aging plastic tubes. Electrical issues affecting the valve solenoid may also develop over time.

Symptoms of a problematic assembly include:

• Ice maker or water dispenser unable to consistently produce ice/water  
• Leaks present around the rear inlet area
• Valve components failed to activate 

Compatible models also include Profile and Monogram side-by-side refrigerators.

The Water Inlet Valve is an OEM part for Whirlpool front-loading washing machines. It is an electromagnetic valve that precisely controls water intake into the washer during designated points in the cycle. 

Causes of a bad water inlet valve can include mineral buildup disrupting valve function over many years of use. Exposure to varying water temperatures may also decrease lifespan.

Symptoms of a bad water inlet valve include:

• Inability to fully fill the washer tub as needed for optimal cleaning  
• Fluctuating or absent water levels lead to inefficient cycles
• Water pressure or temperature regulation is impacted 
• Valve seizing could result in flooding inside the washer

This OEM Whirlpool replacement valve restores precise fill control and pressure regulation. Compatible models include some Maytag, Amana, Jenn-Air, and select Kenmore machines. Replace yours to maintain peak washing performance.
 

This single water inlet valve regulates water flow into your refrigerator. When energized, it opens to supply water and closes to stop it—restoring consistent filling for ice production and any water dispensing your model supports.

• Controls on/off water flow to the ice maker and/or dispenser (model dependent)
• May resolve no ice, slow or hollow cubes, or a dispenser that won't dispense or is weak
• Can correct intermittent dripping or leaks at the rear caused by a valve that won't fully close
• A humming valve with little or no water flow can indicate a failed solenoid or internal blockage

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the household water supply before servicing
• Place a towel/container to catch residual water; relieve line pressure if possible
• Note wire and tube locations; transfer to the new valve and seat/tighten fittings securely
• Restore water and power, then check all connections for leaks and run a test fill