W10240948 Hot & W10240949 Cold Water Inlet Valve for Whirlpool Maytag Front Load Washers

W10240948 Hot & W10240949 Cold Water Inlet Valve for Whirlpool Maytag Front Load WashersW10240948 Washer Hot Water Inlet Valve & W10240949 Cold Water Inlet Valve Key Features Kit includes one (1) hot water inlet valve (W10240948) and one (1) cold water inlet valve (W10240949). Controls the flow of hot and cold water into the washing machine during the fill cycle. Engineered for a direct fit to restore original appliance function. Constructed with a durable plastic housing and metal components. Replaces Cross Reference Part Numbers Hot

W10240948 Washer Hot Water Inlet Valve & W10240949 Cold Water Inlet Valve

Key Features

• Kit includes one (1) hot water inlet valve (W10240948) and one (1) cold water inlet valve (W10240949).
• Controls the flow of hot and cold water into the washing machine during the fill cycle.
• Engineered for a direct fit to restore original appliance function.
• Constructed with a durable plastic housing and metal components.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Hot Water Inlet Valve (W10240948): WPW10240948, AP6327638, PS12348074, W10921515, W11168743, 4585634, 33390068, PD00040928, WPW10240948VP, EAP12348074
• Cold Water Inlet Valve (W10240949): WPW10240949, AP6285450, PS12348073, W10921514, W11168740, 4546379, 33390069, PD00038781, WPW10240949VP, EAP12348073
  

Compatibility & Fitment

• Specifically designed for models including Maytag MVWX655DW1.
• Compatible with a range of washing machines from brands including Whirlpool, Kenmore, and Maytag.
• Always verify your appliance's model and original part number before ordering.

When to Replace

• The washer will not fill with water, or fills very slowly.
• Water leaks from the valve body or hose connection points.
• The washer fills with the incorrect water temperature.
• The tub fills with water when the appliance is turned off.

Installation Tips

• Disconnect the washer from its power and water supply before beginning installation.
• Note the orientation of wires and hoses on the original valves prior to removal.
• Use pliers to safely remove and reattach hose clamps.
• After installing the new valves, reconnect the water supply and run a short cycle to check for leaks.