Washer Valve

This water inlet valve regulates the flow of household water into the dishwasher during each fill. Replacing a worn or clogged valve restores proper filling and consistent wash performance while helping prevent long fill errors. What it does:

• Electrically opens and closes to allow the correct amount of water into the tub.
• Maintains proper water level for wash and rinse phases.
• Common failure symptoms: no water entering, slow/low fill, long fill or "faucet"/fill errors, or leakage from the valve body.
• Internal screen can clog with debris, restricting flow.

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing.
• Access the valve near the front/bottom of the dishwasher; place a towel or pan to catch residual water.
• Move wires and water connections one at a time; transfer any mounting hardware or fittings from the original valve as needed.
• Restore water and power, check for leaks, and run a test fill; ensure the float/float switch moves freely.

This water inlet mixing valve controls and blends the hot and cold water entering your washer for proper fill temperature and water level. A worn valve can cause fill problems or unwanted leaks into the tub.

• Regulates hot and cold water flow to achieve the selected temperature
• Opens and closes electrically during fill cycles
• Common symptoms: slow fill, no fill, fills with only hot or only cold, or water seeping into the tub when the washer is off
• Electrical coil-operated design for reliable operation

• Unplug the washer and shut off both water supplies before servicing
• Place a towel or pan to catch residual water when disconnecting hoses
• Note hose positions (hot/cold) and wire connectors for correct reassembly
• After installation, check for leaks and run a test fill cycle

This water inlet valve assembly regulates when and how much water enters the appliance. Replacing a failing valve restores proper filling or water delivery and helps resolve no-water, slow-fill, or drip-through-the-valve issues.

• Opens and closes to control incoming water flow as commanded by the control system
• Directs water to the appliance's water circuit for proper operation
• Common symptoms: no water entering, weak/slow flow, water seeping in when off
• Physical clues: cracked housing, mineral buildup, or a valve that hums but doesn't pass water

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Keep towels handy; relieve line pressure before disconnecting tubing/fittings
• Transfer connectors and any mounting hardware one-for-one; ensure tubing is fully seated and use appropriate thread sealant if your model uses threaded fittings
• Restore water, check all joints for leaks, then restore power and run a test cycle

This triple water inlet valve regulates the hot/cold water supply and dispenser fills in your washing machine. Replacing a failing valve restores proper fill control and temperature selection, helping address slow fills, no fill, or water seepage into the tub.

• Regulates incoming water flow as directed by the washer's control system
• Mixes hot and cold supply to achieve the selected temperature
• Routes water to the tub and dispenser during appropriate cycles
• Common symptoms include no/slow filling, only hot or only cold working, or water dripping into the tub when the washer is off

• Disconnect power and turn off both water supplies before servicing
• Place towels to catch residual water; label and disconnect hoses and wire connectors
• Inspect inlet screens and flush supply lines before reconnecting
• Restore water and power, then run a fill test and check all connections for leaks

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 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 replacement water inlet valve regulates water flow from the household supply into the washer. It restores proper filling and rinsing when the original valve leaks, sticks, or fails to open.

• Opens and closes to control water entering the dispenser/tub as directed by the control
• Helps maintain correct fill levels and flow during wash and rinse cycles
• Typical symptoms: no fill, slow fill, leaking at the valve, or water continuing to fill when off
• Often required when valve coils test open/short or mineral buildup causes the valve to stick

• Disconnect power and turn off both water supplies before servicing
• Place towels to catch water; relieve line pressure and label hoses/connectors for reassembly
• Transfer any mounting hardware from the old valve if needed; do not overtighten fittings
• Restore water and power, then run a fill cycle and check all connections for leaks

This water inlet valve regulates the flow of household water into the refrigerator for ice making and dispensing. Replacing a failing valve restores proper fill and helps resolve leaks, low flow, and no-ice/no-dispense issues. What it does:

• Opens and closes to supply water to the ice maker and/or dispenser when energized by the control
• Addresses symptoms like no water at the dispenser, no ice production, slow fill/hollow cubes, or dripping/leaks at the valve area
• Common failures include stuck or leaking valve, clogged screen, or a failed solenoid coil
• Helps eliminate valve buzzing with no fill when the coil is energized but the valve won't open

• 1 water inlet valve assembly

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Keep towels/containers handy; some residual water will drain when lines are removed
• Note and label each tube and wire position; transfer any fittings/brackets from the old valve if applicable
• After installation, restore water and power, check all connections for leaks, and purge air by dispensing water

This triple-solenoid washer water inlet valve regulates and routes hot and cold water into the tub and dispenser as the control commands. Replacing a weak, stuck, or leaking valve restores proper fill, temperature mix, and cycle performance. What it does:

• Opens and closes to allow water into the washer based on cycle and temperature selections
• Three solenoids manage hot/cold mix and direct water to the tub and dispenser compartments
• Typical symptoms: won't fill, slow fill, fills when powered off, incorrect temperature, or leaks from the valve
• May trigger fill-related error codes or cause extended/paused cycles due to fill timeout

• One water inlet valve assembly with three solenoids

• Disconnect power and turn off both hot and cold water supplies before servicing
• Place a towel or shallow pan to catch residual water when removing hoses
• Label and transfer each wire connector and hose to the matching port on the new valve
• After installation, open supply valves and run a test fill; inspect all connections 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

The Washing Machine Water Inlet Valve is an OEM part for Whirlpool brand washing machines. It regulates water flow into the washer tub during fill cycles and shuts off the supply automatically when the proper water level is reached.

Causes of a bad inlet valve include mineral buildup inside the valve filter restricting flow over time, or mechanical failures of internal plastic parts like diaphragms and seals due to usage stress.

Symptoms of a bad water inlet valve include:

• Slow or inconsistent filling during wash cycles  
• Water failing to shut off fully after the designated fill level  
• An inability to properly meter incoming water supply amounts
• Water leaks noticed beneath or around the valve area

This OEM replacement valve ensures precise water flow regulation. Compatible with Maytag, KitchenAid, Jenn-Air, Amana, Magic Chef, Admiral, Norge, Roper, and select Kenmore models.

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

Includes water inlet valve, vacuum break, wire harness and connector hose.