Speed Queen 202470 Sensor,Pressure OEM Part

I replaced both the solenoid (part of the inlet valve kit) and the pressure sensor. Online research suggested my intermittent issue with the cold water fill being just a trickle and then causing an error was likely due to one or both of those two parts failing. Since they are in the same spot it was suggested (and I agree) that it is best to replace both at the same time. The hardest and most frustrating part was getting the bracket back on with the two bottom tabs being in place. It took multiple attempts, some choice words, a small cut from the sharp metal edges to the thing in place.

Pulled washer out. Took back off. Unscrewed the pressure valve and pressure sensor. Being very careful as i took it apart so I remembered how to put it back together. Replaced the parts. Washer works perfectly fine now. Feel proud doing this being a woman and not have to hire a repairman. Prior to doing this i watched a YouTube regarding why my washer would not fill up.

Wife and I took the back off and changed the parts.

Googled the issue, watched a you tube video to see how to get to the issue, then once I was in ordered the parts from Appliance Parts Pros.com. Received the parts the next day, and was able to start doing laundry that evening.

Replaced the mix valve and pressure sensor, total of less than $40.