Have Taken Apart My Washers Water Inlet Valve, Cleaned And Reassembled But Water Flows In Without Machine Turned On. Think I May Have Reversed The Rubber Seals Under The Plungers, Any Help On Which Way They Go In.?
[quote=fixmyown;780467]Have Taken Apart My Washers Water Inlet Valve, Cleaned And Reassembled But Water Flows In Without Machine Turned On. Think I May Have Reversed The Rubber Seals Under The Plungers, Any Help On Which Way They Go In.?[/quote]
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I cannot say.
You could flip them over and give them a try but I would just replace it.
Valves are normally replaced not repaired.
Usually you cannot see what is actually causing the problem in the valve so never know if it is properly repaired.
If you mess up the repair you could cause a flood down the road and this could cost thousands in damage depending where the washer is in the house and if you are at home.
An insurance company could deny your claim if they find out you tried to repair the valve.
Personally I would just replace the valve. It is low cost.
I think your unit takes the following
AP2618763
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