Inlet Valve Parts

This water inlet valve controls water flow into the washer, restoring proper filling and cycle performance. It replaces a worn or leaking inlet valve to help stop no-fill, slow-fill, or continuous-fill issues. What it does

• Directs hot and cold water into the wash tub when the machine calls for water
• Opens and closes solenoids to regulate fill volume and timing
• Stops water flow when the cycle or pressure switch signals to close
• Can stop or reduce leaks caused by a failed valve assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off the home's water supply before starting
• Inspect and, if needed, replace inlet hoses and gaskets when installing
• Tighten hose fittings by hand then snug with a wrench; avoid overtightening
• After installation, restore water and power and check carefully for leaks

This inlet valve controls the flow of water into the appliance, restoring proper fill and water delivery when the original valve leaks, fails to open, or allows continuous filling. A direct-fit replacement when the valve assembly is damaged. What it does:

• Opens and closes to allow water into the appliance during cycle fill
• Stops water flow when the fill is complete to prevent overfilling
• Commonly replaced for symptoms like no water fill, slow fills, or constant leaking/overflow
• Works with factory water lines and electrical connectors to regulate supply

• One inlet valve assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting
• Handle valve and solenoids carefully; avoid damaging electrical terminals or inlet fittings
• Verify proper hose and electrical connections and test for leaks after installation

This inlet water valve controls water flow into the appliance, allowing the dispenser and ice/water systems to fill on demand. Replaces a worn or failed valve to restore water delivery. What it does:

• Opens and closes water flow when the dispenser or ice maker calls for water
• Helps maintain proper fill for ice makers and dispenser systems
• Commonly used when dispenser or ice maker does not fill, fills slowly, or runs continuously
• Can leak or drip when internal seals or solenoids fail

• One inlet water valve assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting work
• Relieve water pressure and have a towel or small container ready for residual water
• Tighten fittings to manufacturer torque; check for leaks after reconnecting water

This flapper is a small plastic sealing flap that helps control and direct flow inside the appliance, restoring proper sealing and movement where the original flap is worn or broken. Replacing a damaged flapper helps stop leaks and restore normal dispensing or airflow. What it does

• Acts as a sealing flap to open and close a flow path or duct, preventing unwanted leaks or air transfer.
• Restores proper movement and alignment so dispenser, damper or valve mechanisms can operate smoothly.
• Worn, cracked or broken flappers can cause leaks, incomplete dispensing, or temperature/airflow problems.
• Simple wear or breakage is the most common reason to replace this part.

• One flapper

• High-level replacement; typically accessible by removing the cover or access panel where the flap is mounted.
• Inspect surrounding clips, pins or mounts for damage and replace if worn to ensure secure fit.
• Disconnect power and, if applicable, water supply before beginning work to avoid injury or leaks.

This convection conversion kit lets compatible ovens or microwaves add or restore convection cooking capability for more even browning and faster bake times. It installs in the cavity to circulate hot air for improved cooking results. What it does:

• Replaces or adds the convection airflow assembly used to circulate heated air inside the cooking cavity
• Helps restore uneven baking, slow preheating, or poor browning when convection performance is reduced
• Works with the unit's existing heating elements and controls to enable convection-mode cooking
• Matches OEM fit and function for direct replacement when the original convection components fail

• Installation requires access to the oven/microwave cavity; disconnect power before servicing
• Basic mechanical skills recommended; verify power is off at the breaker to avoid electrical shock
• Follow the appliance service manual for correct placement, wiring, and testing after installation