Valve Triple Water

The leak was intermittent, and only a drop or two per minute. I figured it wasn't worth repairing -- the leak was minor and the water wasn't even wasted. It became part of the next wash load. But one day there was a couple inches of water in the tub, so I ordered the replacement valve from PartSelect. Repair was easy. First, unplug the wa ... Read more sher and turn off and disconnect the hoses that supply water to the washer. Watch any video that shows how to remove the top control housing. Once that's tilted out of the way, the valve is easily accessible. Two electrical connectors slide off with a little effort. Two 1/4-in. hex head screws hold it down. A rubber tube is held in place with a spring clip -- you'll need pliers to hold that clip open while you remove the old valve from the tube and insert the new one. Reattach and reconnect everything, and you're done.

Removed 3 Sheetmetal screws on top of washer on the back. Removed electrical connections for hot and cold water. Removed two mounting screws, removed hose. Then installed new valve in reverse order. Everything worked perfect problem resolved. Installation was very easy.

took out 3 screws to remove top that easy. disconnect wire & install new valve . less than 30min