Whirlpool W11165546 Water Inlet Valve OEM Part

I removed the top of the washer, disconnected the existing inlet valve assembly, and replaced it with the part I bought from AppliancePartsPros.com. If it hadn't taken me 30 minutes to figure out how to remove the top of the washer (not the entire top, just the cover over the control panel area), this would have been a 5 minute repair.

Maytag washer is less than a year old. was getting lf code (low fill) so after checking that my hoses had plenty of pressure after I unhooked them. I removed the screens and cleaned.them even though they were both clean. I took apart the top of the washer by popping the back plastic cover off and removed the water inlet assembly. tried to blow it out and clean with compressed air. Put it all back together and tried again and still had barely any water flowing into the drum.... decided to roll the dice a bought new water inlet assembly a replaced it. . problem solved

The valve you sent was an identical replacement for the one I had. I replaced the valve with the new one and everything is fine now. The Whirlpool wtw7500gt0 only had one hard piece to remove, the control panel. It takes a steel putty knife pushed in at each front side bottom corner joint to release one spring clip on each side. Then pull forward and up and it will release so you can get access to the pump. The total time was about 30 minutes.

Purchase the replacement - major issue was releasing the console with spring clips to access and replace the fill valve. This youtube video was very helpful (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXKt8bNO7W4) It was a Maytag but had internal Whirlpool parts

Repair tech came this afternoon, installed new valve, 10 min later it was working fine.