





Washer fails to draw water at the start of a cycle due to a stuck-closed or burned-out solenoid in the triple inlet valve.
Only hot or only cold water enters the tub; warm wash setting produces the wrong temperature because one solenoid port has failed.
Water slowly drips into the tub even when the machine is not running, caused by a valve that is not sealing properly due to debris or internal wear.
Washer overfills or continues to fill indefinitely because the inlet valve solenoid is stuck in the open position.
Mineral deposits or debris blocking the inlet screens restrict water flow, resulting in long fill times or incomplete fill cycles.
💡 Pro Tip: How to Confirm Your Inlet Valve Is Faulty
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Washer will not fill with water or fills very slowly
⚠️ Water continues dripping into the tub even when the washer is off
⚠️ Incorrect water temperature — no hot or no cold water delivered
⚠️ Washer overfills or will not stop filling with water
🔍 Diagnostic tip: Set your multimeter to the Ω×1 scale and probe each solenoid terminal pair. A reading of infinity (open circuit) confirms a failed solenoid — replace the valve. Also inspect the inlet screens inside the valve ports for mineral deposits or debris that may restrict flow.
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 1× Triple Water Inlet Valve (120VAC / 60Hz, 3-solenoid, dimensions: 5.83" × 2.60" × 3.03")
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