Whirlpool Valve

The Single Water Valve is an OEM part for Whirlpool refrigerators. This valve controls the flow of water to the refrigerator’s ice maker and water dispenser, ensuring a consistent and reliable supply of water for ice production and dispensing.

Causes of a bad single water valve can include wear and tear over time, mineral buildup from hard water, or electrical malfunctions. 

Symptoms of a bad single water valve include:

• No water dispensing from the refrigerator
• The ice maker not producing ice
• Leaks around the valve area
• Unusual noises when the water dispenser is activated

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

This water inlet valve regulates the flow of household water into the dishwasher at the start of each cycle. Replacing a weak, clogged, or leaking valve restores proper fill level for reliable performance and helps prevent leaks or fill errors.

• Opens to allow the correct amount of water into the tub; closes to stop the fill
• Common fix for dishwasher not filling or taking too long to fill
• Can resolve low water level that leads to poor cleaning results
• May stop water from seeping into the tub when the dishwasher is off
• Replace if the valve body leaks or the inlet screen is damaged/clogged

• Disconnect power and turn off the dishwasher's water supply before servicing
• Access the valve behind the lower toe/kick panel; place a towel to catch residual water
• Note wire and hose positions and move them to the new valve one-for-one
• Restore water and power, then run a fill to check for leaks and proper operation

This overfill control float sits in the dishwasher tub and rises with the water level to signal the float switch to stop filling. Replacing a cracked or sticking float helps prevent leaks and recurring fill issues. What it does:

• Rises with the water level to actuate the float switch and stop the inlet valve
• Helps prevent overfilling and water leaking from the door
• A float stuck in the UP position can cause no fill or short fill
• A float stuck DOWN or damaged can allow overfilling

• 1 overfill control float

• Disconnect power and turn off water before servicing
• Remove the lower rack; lift out the old float from its guide and clear any debris in the well
• Insert the new float, ensuring it moves freely and reliably actuates the switch when raised

This water inlet valve kit restores proper water flow to your refrigerator's ice maker and/or dispenser. Replace a sticking, leaking, or failed valve to resolve no-ice, no-dispense, or slow-fill issues and help prevent water leaks.

• Controls water from the household supply to the ice maker and/or water dispenser on demand
• Opens when energized and closes to seal off flow when inactive
• Common symptoms include no ice production, no or slow water dispensing, dripping at the fill area, leaks near the valve, or unusual buzzing/clicking from the valve
• Helps maintain consistent, reliable filling performance

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Place a towel or container to catch residual water and relieve line pressure
• Note tube and wire locations; transfer bracket/fittings as needed and tighten all connections securely
• Restore water and power, check carefully for leaks, and purge air from the system per manufacturer guidance

The Water Valve is an OEM part for Whirlpool washing machines. It is responsible for regulating the flow of incoming water into the washer.

During cycles, the water valve opens and closes at timed intervals to admit the proper amounts of hot and cold water into the tub. It works in conjunction with other components like the water level sensor to fill the tub to the needed depth for each wash program.

Causes of a faulty valve can include mineral deposits clogging internal filters and sensors over time. Mechanical damage from rough handling may also impact performance.

Symptoms of a bad water valve include:

• Inability to select water temperature options
• Erratic or incomplete water filling of the tub
• Fluctuating water levels during cycles
• Persistent error codes related to water issues

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

This smart electronic water inlet valve controls the flow of fresh water into the dishwasher during each cycle. Replacing a weak, leaking, or stuck valve restores proper fill performance and helps prevent no-fill, slow-fill, or unintended filling. What it does:

• Opens and closes under control of the electronic board to admit water at the correct time
• Regulates incoming water so the tub fills to the proper level for each cycle
• Failure symptoms can include no fill or very slow filling
• May allow water to seep into the tub when off, or leak from the valve body/fittings

• 1 water inlet valve assembly

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Place a towel or tray to catch residual water; depressurize the supply line
• Move the wiring connectors one at a time to the new valve to avoid miswiring
• Restore water and check all connections for leaks; run a fill test to verify operation

This water inlet valve regulates the flow of household water into the appliance. When the control energizes the solenoid, it opens to deliver the correct amount of water for filling and operation, restoring proper flow and performance.

• Controls on/off flow from the household water supply
• Opens when signaled to provide the correct amount of water for fill functions
• Helps maintain consistent water flow to the system
• Common failure symptoms: no water flow, slow fill, intermittent filling, or leaking at the valve body

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Place a towel to catch residual water and relieve line pressure
• Note tubing and wire locations before removal; transfer any brackets or clips as needed
• After installation, restore water and power, check for leaks, and purge air from the lines

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.

The Water Valve is an OEM part for Whirlpool ice machines. This part controls the flow of water into the ice maker, ensuring it receives the correct amount of water for ice production.  

Causes of a bad water valve can include wear and tear from regular use, mineral buildup from hard water, or electrical failures. 

Symptoms of a bad water valve include:

• The ice machine not producing ice
• Slow or inconsistent ice production
• Leaking water from the valve area
• No water entering the ice machine
• You should replace the water valve if it becomes faulty or damaged.

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

This dual water inlet valve controls water flow to a refrigerator's ice maker and dispenser. Replacing a sticking or leaking valve restores proper filling and reliable dispensing while helping prevent drips, slow flow, or no ice.

• Directs household water to the ice maker and door dispenser through two independent outlets
• Opens and closes electronically via two solenoids when the control calls for water
• Common failure symptoms: no water from the dispenser, ice maker not filling, slow/weak flow, or leaks/drips at the valve
• Mineral buildup, cracks, or failed solenoids can prevent sealing or operation and warrant replacement

• Unplug the refrigerator and turn off the water supply before servicing
• Relieve line pressure and keep a towel or container ready for residual water
• Label and transfer tubing and wire connectors to the new valve one at a time to maintain orientation
• Restore water, check carefully for leaks, and purge air by running the dispenser

This water inlet valve assembly controls the flow of water from the home supply into the refrigerator. Replacing a faulty valve restores proper water delivery to the ice maker and/or dispenser for consistent ice production and dispensing.

• Opens and closes to send water to the ice maker and/or dispenser as commanded by the refrigerator
• Common symptoms: no water from dispenser, no ice production, slow/weak dispenser flow
• May also present as continuous dripping into the ice maker/dispenser or leaks around the valve body
• If water lines and filter are clear but filling is inconsistent or absent, the valve may be at fault

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Place a towel or shallow pan to catch residual water; note line and wire locations for reassembly
• Ensure tubing is fully seated in fittings; avoid overtightening plastic connections
• Restore water and power, then check all joints for leaks and run the dispenser to purge air/debris

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 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 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 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 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