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Miranda M - June 10, 2020
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It works!
It is the right part and it doesn't leak. Took about 5 minutes to replace. That is about it!
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Charley W - April 20, 2019
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Awesome
Part was here in four days and fit perfectly.
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Richard Z - April 11, 2019
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Worked as expected
The part was in great condition and came fast. Works fine.
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Cassidy V - April 2, 2019
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Easy repair, but long time to ship.
There was an unfortunate issue where the part took 2 weeks to arrive and was delivered in a poor location on the street by Canada Post, where the package was stolen/lost. The company was very good to reimburse the part and re-send, though we had to wait another week and half for delivery. The install was easy and we were able to start using our washing machine again after nearly a month without.
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Lyle B - November 8, 2018
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Fixed my problem
Thank you for the speedy service, reasonable price and quality parts. I will recommend your service.
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Water valve froze, and cracked
I have a stackable unit. My son and I removed the dryer from the top of the washer, removed the top, and rear panels on the washer. We romoved the old water valve, and installed the new one. It was a VERY simple repair.
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Benjamin
January 8, 2018
How do I take off and replace the water inlet valve assembly for part 134866600?
Hi Ben, Thank you for the question. First turn off the water and remove the hoses connecting to the valve. Remove the top panel. Using a small flat head screw driver, release the locking tabs around the water inlet tubes while pushing on the grommet rim from inside the washer wall section between the water inlet and the overflow/vent tube grommet. Remove the dispenser and the water valve from the cabinet. Next remove the valve from the dispenser housing. Install new valve in reverse order. Hope this helps!
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Bob
March 9, 2020
Water inlet assc. I just need the two rubber gaskets that go on the back of part into the machine.
For model number 41748102701
Hello Bob, Thank you for the question. Very sorry, the gaskets are only made and sold as part of the Inlet Hose, PartSelect Number PS468114. We hope this helps.
Followed the manual to winterize this washer. Upon return, the plastic dispenser inlet valve was cracked. I assume residual water remained that had not mixed with the antifreeze and freezing occurred. Got a replacement part, but have been removing the part every year to winterize - extra work. Is this a common problem? Any suggestions? Thank you.
For model number LTF2140FS2
Hello David, thank you for your question. To winterize your washer, first turn off the water supply. Unplug the unit and disconnect the water hoses. Drain the water out into a bucket then tilt the washing machine backward to drain any extra water from the pump. Plug the washer back in and add 1 gallon of non-toxic recreational vehicle (RV) antifreeze to the empty wash drum and close the door. Set the unit on the spin cycle for one minute before powering off the washer. Keep inlet hoses and power cord disconnected until you return. Before using the washer again, run the machine through a full cycle. Do not add clothes or detergent. This will remove any residual antifreeze. We hope this helps.
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Ben
January 7, 2018
How do I remove the dispenser and water inlet valve 134866600
Hi Ben, Thank you for the question. First turn off the water and remove the hoses connecting to the valve. Remove the top panel. Using a small flat head screw driver, release the locking tabs around the water inlet tubes while pushing on the grommet rim from inside the washer wall section between the water inlet and the overflow/vent tube grommet. Remove the dispenser and the water valve from the cabinet. Next remove the valve from the dispenser housing. Install new valve in reverse order. Hope this helps!
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