Water Inlet Valve

Water Inlet Valve

Robert from TN

Washer continued to fill and tub would be full of water after cycle.

Screwdriver and pliers.

Simple removal of top panel. Located the faulty part and replaced with new part. Tip: make sure to check for screws in the back of the front control panel. There should be three to remove and the remove the back plate before removing the top panel.

Water Inlet Valve

Lawrence from PA

No cold water only hot water.

Pliers and Phillips head screwdriver.

Unplug power cord, remove top of washer 6 screws ,3 on top plastic cover and 3 back of metal cover, remove hoses, 1 screw holding valve, remove wires, replace valve.

Water Inlet Valve

Rene from NC

GE WCVH6800J1MR washer had E22. The washer would not fill before it would timeout.

Pliers, flat and Phillips Screwdrivers, 7mm nutdriver.

This washer would pause during cycles and would not complete the rinse cycle. First disconnect power and turn water off. I removed the top by removing the 3 screws on the trim piece (phillips screwdriver) and releasing the clips holding it in place (flat screwdriver). Then removed the 3 screws on the back side of the top (7mm nutdriver). Slide the top back a few inches and lift off. Remove the washer hoses from the valve. Unplug the wiring clips. Remove the hose connected to the old water inlet valve by squeezing together hose clamp (pliers). Remove screw on backside of washer holding old valve in place (phillips screwdriver). Put new valve in place attaching screw, connecting hose, plugging in wiring clips-harness prevents you from doing this wrong-, and reconnecting washer hoses. Replace top and trim. Turn water and power back on.