Water Inlet and Dispenser Valve

An easy repair, this is a blue plastic part that has three solenoids (color coded) when the solenoids wear out, standing water overflow occurs and spills onto your floors. When you get your new part, remove the rear oval cover from the washer so that you can see what your doing, shut the water, disconnect the waterlines and pull the elect ... Read more rical plug. More important pry the top cover upwards from the back, enough to fit your hands, the top cover is held by 2 screws on the back, once you do that you will see the blue plastic part you will be replacing. (you'll need plenty of light) The part is held by 2 Phillips head screws, the one on the right is a little harder to get to. Wiggle the part off and replace with new part. My part didn't come with 2 new black rubber grommets so I used my old ones. The grommets are the most critical parts at this point. if you forget to install em you will have a leak and will have to start over. It took me less than 20 minutes to do this install and I saved about 2 hundred in labor.

I could easily tell the part was cracked and leaking. I removed the part took the vin # and ordered the part from your website. I guess I should consider myself lucky, since installing the new part was easy. Seems like a fairly simple machine after tinkering around a little bit. Thanks again for the speedy service.