This water inlet valve attaches the water lines to the back of your appliance. The attaching solenoids on the valve open and close according to the desired temperature, or amount of water needed.
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This part fixes the following symptoms:
Leaking | No hot or cold water
This part works with the following products:
Washer.
This part works with the following products:
General Electric.
Part# WH13X10027 replaces these:
AP3995139, 1264511
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Bonnie Z - August 9, 2020
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Correct Diagnosis, Fast Shipping, Works!
Part received in 48 hours, and your diagnosis was 100% correct. Instructions were perfect, and my machine is working like brand new. Thank you again. PartSelect continues to be my go-to for appliance repair.
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Rodney B - November 22, 2019
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Louis K - February 28, 2019
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Water inlet control
The part I ordered was easy to order. Delivered in a Timey fashion. Straight foward installation.
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Kevin S - July 31, 2018
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Easy Fix
Arrived quickly and easy install. Quickly resolved a constant water leak from the washing machine, which flooded the machine unless the main water was shut off.
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Dennis H - March 8, 2018
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Triple Water Valve Replacement
The part came to me wrapped in bubble wrap and was not damage. The actual replacement of the water valve took less than 30 minutes. The biggest issue I had was unclamping and reclamping the internal water line spring clamp. The part worked as designed...no more static leaks from the cold side.
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James V - March 3, 2018
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Replacing 3 water valve.
Part I ordered was exactly the same as the one I removed so putting the new part in was not a problem. However, shipping was a huge problem. The part was to go via Fedex but instead I had to go to 2 U.S. Post Office and I can not locate my part. I finally located the part in my P.O. box . My input on this is that why such a small part had to be shipped via Fedex. to my physical address when I have a P.O.box ? I would rather have my shipment of ordered parts ship directly to my P.O box, it would be faster and cheaper. Fedex only service in my rural area once a week.
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CARL E - February 15, 2018
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Triple Water Inlet Valve Installation...
With the Washing Machine facing me, I took off three machine screws just behind the Machine control panel. That allowed me to slide the panel side ways to bring it up and out. Tilted the panel towards me to expose the Triple Water Inlet Valve assembly. I then unplugged the electrical connector to it then took out the screws to remove it. I installed the replacement and put everything back together. I still could not get the hot water supply to function as I had hoped. I then disconnected the HOT water hose from the water supply line at the back wall behind the machine. Found out that the hose filter was clogged. I cleaned the microscopic junk out of the filter screen at the end of this hose and re-installed the hose back to the HOT water supply line, this restored the HOT water function to fill the Wash Tub. Machine is up and running like new. Though I replaced the water valve assy. I may have also removed a possible junk problem within the old water valve assy. itself, replacing the old water valve
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Water leak from back
Followed instructions that came with part disconnected and connected same steps as disconnection. Piece of cake
Kenneth from HOLLIS, NY
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
Tools:
Nutdriver, Pliers
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Found that the funnel shower head was crack on the side of head which was letting water leak to inside of the washer
Remove front panel and control panel to get to funnel shower head. Removed mounting screw and hose clamp. Installed new part and reassembled washer.
Disconnected the water lines. Removed three screws to remove cover. Removed the two screws holding the water inlet valve and disconnected the power source. Then reconnected the new valve. Process only took twenty minutes.
Noah from LIMA, OH
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Water keeps running into machine even after it finished the cycle.
Removed the old part put it in the trash, installed the new part. Very easy repair to make.
Don from Dahlonega, GA
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Water was very slow filling and relay hummed loudly.
Disconnected electrical power plug and two water inlet hoses Removed three screws holding control panel to back panel. Slid control panel sideways then tilted forward to expose inlet valve. Removed the two clip wiring connections and two hold down screws. Compressed the spring clip on the outlet hose and slid it off the valve. Installed
... Read morethe new valve in reverse order. Reinstalled the control panel and three attachment screws. Reconnected the water hoses and plugged the electrical cord back in. Started wash cycle to check out. It now fills properly. Problem solved!!
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John from Mt. Pleasant, SC
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers
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there was no water filling the tub.
unpluged the machine.undo the hoses off the machine took the back plate off to were I could access the triple water inlet took off the two wiring adators,and the hose that was on the triple water inlet then the two phillipshead screws. throw the bad one in the trash.and then put everything back together
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Tom
January 13, 2018
My machine seems to run fine. The only problem is that there is that the water always continues to drip. It never shuts off completely. I have to turn off the water shut off to stop it from dripping. After the spin dry, if i don't turn off the water the clothes get soaked again. What do you think is wrong?
For model number S3700G0WW
Hi Tom,
Thank you for your question. It sounds like your water inlet valve needs to be replaced. You can test it with a multi meter before hand to see if it is working correctly, but it seems like perhaps one of the solenoids are stuck open and that is why you are getting that constant dripping. I hope that helps. Good luck with your repair.
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Thayne
February 22, 2018
Water keeps running (does not fill,goes out drain for over 30 minutes). I unplugged the washer, and water does not run. Will water inlet valve fix my problem?
For model number WJRR4170G1WW
Hello Thayne, thank you for your question. Yes, If the water is not coming into the unit, I would recommend replacing the water inlet valve part number WH13X10027.
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Pat
November 18, 2017
Draws full water for wash but draws only 2 slow streams for on right and left of water stream for rinse. Works fine for wash, very, very slow drawing for rinse.
For model number WBSR3140G1WW
Hello Pat,
Thanks for your question. Your water valve may have a plugged up screen or the line may have low pressure.
Remove the cold water fill hose, put the hose in a bucket and check the water pressure.
If the pressure is fine, check inside the valve where the water line attaches to. If the screen is dirty, clean it and reattach the hose. Otherwise, you may wish to consider replacing the valve.
I hope this helps.
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Virgil
January 9, 2020
Hot water will not fill. Only small trickle. Checked inlet hose and filter. Both ok. Will triple water inlet valve fix this problem
For model number WJSR4169GOWW
Hello Virgil, thank you for your question. Yes, the most likely issue is a bad water valve. We would recommend replacing that part to fix the issue. I hope this helps!
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