Hot Water Inlet Valve

or wiring connector (but) if I opened and shut the door the code went off and the unit went into Max spin and completed the cycle which emptied the remaining water out of the tub and the clothes!!!! Unplug the washer. Turn the H/C water valves off at the wall. Place a bucket up to the back of the unit. A pair of channel locks will help re ... Read more move the H/C lines from the unit. Let the hose flow into the bucket. 2 star screws upper? L/R corners of the top, remove. Top slides back, lift up and take off. The cold in let will have 2 sm hoses with clamps. Squeeze the clamps together with your pliers and slide back on the hoses and pull the hoses off the nipples. The wiring connector has a small tab u push and it disconnects from the unit. The inlet valves have a tab to the side of the hose connector that u pry up with your screwdriver to unlock it so u can push the inlet free and pull out into to drum area. ( Reverse all of this and your good to go.) Hot outlet, same deal!! Easy job, $50 & 1hr fix even if you aren't a tech!!!!

Unplug the washer.
Remove the hot and cold hoses.
Remove 2 torx screws, 1 in each corner of the top cover on the rear.
Lift cover and gently slide to the rear to remove.
Use pliers or channel ocker to squeeze the spring hose clamps and slide them back further on the hose. There is no need to remove them.
Gently tw ... Read more ist the hoses, one at a time as you pull on them to remove them. Do one valve at a time.
Unplug the little molex plugs from the valves, gently, take your time thus is delicate plastic.
Use a screwdriver and gently lift the locking tab on the valve face and slide the valve to remove it, reverse these directions to replace everything.
Be sure to flush the hot and cold hoses with water,to remove any debris prior to reinstalling the hoses.