General Electric WH13X26636 Washer Water Inlet Valve

SKU: WH13X26636 4-WH13X26636 Brand:
GENERAL ELECTRIC
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Description

The General Electric WH13X26636 Washer Water Inlet Valve controls the amount of water that is used, during the wash and rinse cycles of the machine. It works on the principle of opening and closing the ports within the valve when electric signals are received so that hot and cold water can be admitted into the machine in the required quantity. This makes it high quality and long-lasting and therefore effective in its performance. It also helps in washing effectively and avoiding water leakage or even flooding of the tank.
Manufacturer Name: GENERAL ELECTRIC
Product Number: WH13X26636
OEM Part Number: WH13X26636
Product Description: Washing Machine Water Inlet Va

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Step1: Unplug washer and shut off water supply.

Step2: Remove top/back panel to access inlet valve.

Step3: Disconnect hoses and wiring harness carefully.

Step4: Install new valve and secure with screws.

Step5: Reconnect hoses, wiring, and reassemble panel.

Step6: Turn water on and test for leaks and proper flow.

  • What maintenance is required for the General Electric WH13X26636 Water Inlet Valve?

    Regularly inspect the washer inlet valve for mineral buildup, debris, or leaks and clean the inlet screens if water flow is restricted. Ensure hoses are securely connected and not kinked or cracked. Periodic flushing helps maintain proper water flow and consistent operation. Always disconnect power and water supply before servicing to ensure safety.

  • What are common issues with the General Electric WH13X26636 Water Inlet Valve?

    • Reduced or no water flow into the washer.
    • Leaking from valve body or hose connections.
    • Valve failing to open or close properly.
    • Inconsistent water fill levels or slow filling.
    • Electrical coil malfunction preventing activation.

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