WH13X10024 Washer Water Inlet Valve Replacement - For GE & Hotpoint Washers

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WH13X10024 Washer Water Inlet Valve

Key Features

  • Controls the flow of hot and cold water into the washing machine.
  • Dual solenoid design for separate hot and cold water control.
  • Features two threaded male hose connections and two push-on wire terminals per solenoid.
  • Mounts to the appliance with a two-screw bracket.
  • Constructed from plastic and metal components.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • AP3861119
  • PS1155105
  • WH13X0086
  • WH13X0087
  • WH13X10019
  • WH13X10004
  • WH13X86
  • WH13X87
  • AH1155105
  • EAP1155105

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Designed for use with specific General Electric (GE) washing machine models.
  • Verify compatibility by checking your appliance's original part number.
  • Fits models such as WWSE5240G1WW and others.

When to Replace

  • Washer does not fill with hot or cold water.
  • Washer fills slowly or continues to fill when turned off.
  • Leaking from the valve body or hose connections at the back of the machine.
  • Error codes related to water fill issues are displayed.

Installation Tips

  • Disconnect the washer from both power and water supplies before starting the repair.
  • Place a towel under the connections to catch any residual water.
  • Note the orientation of the electrical connectors and hoses before removing the old valve.
  • Ensure all hose and electrical connections are secure on the new valve to prevent leaks or malfunction.
  • PERFECT FIT

    PERFECT FIT

    BlueStars WH13X10024 Washer Water Inlet Valve replaces part numbers: 1159233, AP3861119, WH13X0086, WH13X0087, WH13X10004, WH13X10019, etc.
  • PREMIUM QUALITY

    PREMIUM QUALITY

    WH13X10024 Washer Water Inlet Valve is made from high-quality plastic and well-tested by the manufacturer. Ensure effective performance.
  • SAVING SOLUTION

    SAVING SOLUTION

    Enjoy the great feeling when your washer is repaired and works properly like before - BlueStars brings DIY solutions to help you deal with any trouble
  • SIMPLE INSTALLATION

    SIMPLE INSTALLATION

    The WH13X10024 Washer Water Inlet Valve is very simple that anyone with basic hand tools can do.
ECONOMICAL DIY REPAIR

ECONOMICAL DIY REPAIR

Enjoy the comfort that our washer water inlet valve brings into your washer - BlueStars provides DIY solutions to help you deal with any troubles

Compatible Models

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Valve Type
‎Dual (hot & cold) solenoid water inlet valve
Mount Type
‎Rear mount, plastic mount
Number of Solenoid Coils
‎2
Coil Power
‎5 W
Voltage
‎110–120V AC, 50/60 Hz
Inlet Connection
‎2 x 3/4" (hot & cold)
Outlet Connection
‎1 x 1/2"
Material
‎Stainless Steel and ABS plastic
Color
‎Blue

FAQs

You likely need a new valve if your washer is not filling with water, is filling very slowly, or if water continues to drip into the tub even when the machine is turned off. If you notice the washer failing to switch between hot and cold water cycles, the internal solenoids in the valve may have failed.
This valve is compatible with GE, Hotpoint, and Kenmore washers. It replaces OEM part numbers WH13X10024, WH13X0086, WH13X0087, WH13X10004, WH13X10019, WH13X86, WH13X87, 1159233, AP3861119, AH1155105, EA1155105, and PS1155105.
Installation is straightforward and typically takes about 10 to 15 minutes. You will need to unplug the washer, turn off the water supply, and disconnect the inlet hoses at the rear. After removing the screws securing the valve assembly, unplug the wiring harness, swap in the new valve, and reverse the steps to reassemble.
Yes. If your washer is not filling correctly, check the pressure sensor line that runs from the wash tub to the control switch. If this line becomes clogged with soap residue or debris, it can prevent the machine from sensing the water level correctly, mimicking a faulty inlet valve.
You will generally only need a screwdriver (typically a Phillips head) to remove the access panels and the screws holding the valve in place, and a pair of pliers to assist with loosening or tightening the water supply hoses if they are stuck.