W10144820 Washer Water Inlet Valve Replacement - For Whirlpool Kenmore Washers

W10144820 Washer Water Inlet Valve Replacement - For Whirlpool Kenmore WashersW10144820 Washer Water Inlet Valve Key Features Controls hot and cold water flow into the washing machine. Integrated thermistor for precise water temperature sensing. Complete assembly includes valve body and vacuum break. Constructed from durable nylon material. Designed for top loading washer models. Inlet Connection: Standard female hose thread for hot and cold lines. Replaces Cross Reference Part Numbers WPW10144820 AP6015761 PS11749042 W10311458

W10144820 Washer Water Inlet Valve

Key Features

• Controls hot and cold water flow into the washing machine.
• Integrated thermistor for precise water temperature sensing.
• Complete assembly includes valve body and vacuum break.
• Constructed from durable nylon material.
• Designed for top-loading washer models.
• Inlet Connection: Standard female hose thread for hot and cold lines.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• WPW10144820
• AP6015761
• PS11749042
• W10311458
• W10140914
• W10140911
• 1480998
• WPW10144820VP
• EAP11749042
• PD00002258

Compatibility & Fitment

• Fits select washing machine models from brands including Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag, Amana, Roper, and Admiral.
• Verify fitment with your specific appliance model number before purchasing.

When to Replace

• Washer does not fill with water or fills very slowly.
• Water leaks from the rear hose connection points.
• Washer fills with the incorrect water temperature.
• Washer continues to fill and will not shut off.
• No water flows during the rinse cycle.

Installation Tips

• Disconnect the washer from its power and water supply before starting the installation.
• Place a towel beneath the water lines to absorb any residual water.
• Note or photograph the wire and hose connections on the old valve prior to removal.
• Ensure inlet hose filter screens are clean and properly seated in the new valve.
• After installation, reconnect the water supply and check for any leaks before restoring power.