UPGRADED 5220FR2075L 5221ER1003A Cold Water Inlet Valve for Washing Machine by Beaquicy - Replacement for Kenmore LG Washer - Front Load Washer Triple Solenoid Cold Water Inlet Valve Assembly

Had water puddling on floor in front of washer. Pulled off the top panel of the washer to access and discovered water leaking up from one of the solenoid housings. Ordered this part and it arrived as advertised in perfect condition. While the appearance was a bit different due to materials used, all seems ot be of equal quality as the replaced OEM part. The part fit exactly as needed with no need to modify anything. Be sure to ID the hose locations before removal. Will take any guess work off the table when installing. Part has been in service now for a few months and working fine. Would highly recommend

My original part was leaking after 10 years of owning the washer. This was a great replacement. Installation was simple and is working great. Kenmore wanted $80.0 for the same part. Shipping was fast and i was washing clothes 2 days after finding the leak.

I have an LG washer dryer combo, sold as a pair under the model "LG wd85k64100w/nz" but individually, the washer is an LG "WM3570HWA". I bought this washer in 2015, so it's barely 6 years old. I don't think I would ever recommend buying an LG washing machine, given the fact that mine already started leaking from the inlet valve solenoid. Thankfully, this product was easy to replace. I just removed the top of my washer, and could immediately see where the leak was. I bought this piece, and swamped it out. The most difficult part was getting the hoses reattached so that they would not leak. You have to attach three hoses total. Two of my hoses attached without problem, but the third one has a slight leak, and no matter how I tried it didn't quite seal perfectly on this new solenoid valve (due to the deformed end from the previous attachment). I ended up trimming off 1/4 inch of the hose, which solved the issue, and let it form a new seal. This allowed me to reuse the existing hoses and clamps. I'm hoping this lasts longer than the 6 years the original solenoid lasted. So far it's been about 3 months with no issues.

Short Version: Incorrect Hose Threads (but you can force the hose on, cutting new threads) Missing restrictor valve in Port #1. Too much pressure makes the hoses blow off the ports and spray water everywhere. Long Version: My washing machine started leaking after about 7 years of use. I opened it up and found this water inlet valve leaking through one of the solenoids. I went on Amazon and found this Beaquicy valve with decent reviews. It was available in one day for $15 so I gave it a try. First issue was that the supply hose threads were finer than the original part. It did thread on and seal, but really only because the metal hose fitting just cut new threads into the plastic valve. I ran a test load and with the lid open and watched it work. Work it did.... but as soon as Port #1 started flowing water, I noticed the hose would inflate and immediately start spraying water across my laundry room! I tried replacing the hose clamp with a worm type and it still sprayed water past the clamp. Next I tried closing the water supply valve down halfway and all was OK. Next I ordered the LG valve for just under $40 and 2 day delivery. This one had the correct hose threads, restrictor valve in Port #1 and works perfectly with no leaks and supply water opened fully. Should have just bought the factory LG part to begin with.

Fixed my LG washing machine right up! Works great!

Replaced the original part, with this one…however, a new problem developed, I will have to now acquire arresters to resolve the new noise. My problem creates the wondering of how bad the original valve was/how good this new valve may be. The washer has no leaks, so the part has resolved that problem and I’m unclear if it create a new one or the existence of one which may have already been.

5+ year old LG washer kept having issues with FE error and leaking. Replaced with this valve and resolved issue. Only time will tell if it fails. So far so good over 3 months later.

This was used on my 10 year old LG front loader. There was a leak on the back right hand side as you face the washer from the front. The valves are held down by a different type of construction. The original valve solenoids were held down with a metal bridge, that was screwed on to the plastic base. Beaquicy valves have the metal retaining bridge as in the picture, but seem to be pressed in, or glued? After installing the 3 valve cold water inlet pack the leak was repaired. Also the hose threading looked different than the stock ones, seeming less coarse and pronounced. I hand tightened them, but ended up using plyers to stop the dripping. Running a test load everything seemed fine. I mention these differences just to let other buyers know. As I said they worked out fine for my use.

The shipping took a while but when it arrived was exactly what my husband needed to fix our LG front load washer.