W11036930 W11316256 Washer Water Inlet Valve Replacement Compatible with Whirlpool Maytag Washing Machine Cold Water Valve for W11104751 W11316256CM W11316256 AP6835737 4929298 PS12711564 EAP12711564

Ordered this part as a replacement for the valve that had broke. This valve was literally a 5 minute repair and solved the problem! Washer works again!

Fast shipping, meant washer was only down a couple of days. 4 year old Amana frontloader Model NFW5800HW0 had LO FL issue with the old part like this labeled W11036930. I ran a cold wash and it faulted out immediately and you could see no cold water was flowing. Ran a hit wash and hot water valve was working but it faulted once it wanted cold water for the rinse cycle. I had good flow to the washer and a clean screen so this was the next obvious part that controls cold water flow.This one shipped fast and was not super hard to install. Take top off and you will see the two small hoses, the retainer screws and the large water inlet hose. Turn this whole valve about 90 degrees and reverse process to reinstall.Valve works great and LO FL is solved! Highly recommended!!

Worked great, easy to install, was getting lo Flo error code and fabric softener wasn’t being added to rinse cycle so ordered this and replaced, works great and is $60 cheaper than OEM part!

It's infuriating my 3 1/2 year old Whirlpool washing machine already has breaking parts but once I figured out what needed to be replaced, the repair was super simple. It entails taking off the top cover by removing a few screws and taking off this part which is straightforward. The hardest part is getting the hose off the old part. I ended up heating the hose with a hair dryer to soften it and then asked my partner, who has far more finger strength than I, to pull the hose off. Just reassemble and it all worked perfectly. It's been nearly a month since replacing and it's working fine. I swapped the hot and cold water valves bc the machine threw the error code while washing both hot and cold water loads.

Whirlpool washer making a squealing/ whining/ “That doesn’t sound right” noise when the cold water ran into the soap box from the valve, started to receive a “NO WATER” error, and then it would stop the cycle. Took the entire washer apart, cleaned everything out, replaced all of the water hoses. Nope. Took to the people, and the people said it was this part. Super easy to install in less than 20 minutes (that included taking everything apart and putting it all back together). No more noise. Just in time for laundry day.