



Drum does not fill with water or fills extremely slowly at the start of a cycle due to a stuck-closed or clogged solenoid coil.
Water keeps trickling into the tub even when the machine is switched off, caused by a solenoid coil that fails to fully close.
Water drips or pools behind the machine at the valve body due to deteriorated internal seals or a cracked valve housing.
Control board detects insufficient water supply and throws an inlet error (IE) because the faulty valve cannot deliver adequate flow within the allotted fill time.
💡 Pro Tip: How to Know Your Inlet Valve Has Failed
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Washer drum fills very slowly or does not fill with water at all
⚠️ Water continues to trickle into the drum when the machine is powered off
⚠️ Error code related to water supply appears on the control panel display
⚠️ Visible water drips or puddles around the valve area at the rear of the machine
🔎 Diagnostic tip: With the washer unplugged, use a multimeter set to resistance (Ω) and probe each solenoid coil terminal pair on the valve. A healthy coil reads roughly 200–500 Ω. An open circuit (OL) or a short (near 0 Ω) confirms the solenoid has failed and the valve must be replaced — do not attempt to clean or disassemble the valve body as this risks internal seal damage.
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 1× 5-Way Water Inlet Solenoid Valve Assembly (5221EA1009C / USEONG-ECO IV-15S-3, 220V, Cold Water)
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