Water Inlet Valve

As per video. However, wires broke off existing terminals & I had to replace. After repair, still no hot water. Now I suspect a bad switch selector.

Removing 4 screws from the top of the washer and gently tilting forward and lifting up and the repair area becomes visible. Looking towards the right rear of the washer you will see two bolts (2) holding the Washer Lid Assembly in place. Remove those screws and tilt the assembly to about 70% and remove from its seated location. Remove ... Read more connectors and reconnect on new assembly respectively. Replace the 2 screws holding the Lid assembly, and replace the top of the washer and secure the four screws. It's that simple! Easiest repair I've done in a long time, and certainly less expensive than a repair man or a new washer. Continued Do-It-Yourself Patron!!!

Easy as 1-2-3. Turn off the water and electricity. Remove and replace the water inlet valve respecting the previous instalation.

Unplug the washer and turn off both water supplies going to the washer. Take off the two hoses from the back of the machine. Remembering which one is going where. Unscrew the back of the valve housing, and pull out from the back of the machine take out old part and replace with new part and then put back into the machine and return the ho ... Read more using to where it was before and add the water hoses. Check for leaks. Then plug back into wall.