Lg washer wm2240cs cold water inlet valve part number

Washer Not Filling Properly Water Inlet Valve Testing Washing Machine...

Washer Water Inlet Valve Replacement LG Kenmore Front Load Washer Repair...

You should check the model number of the washer. If the model number starts 417, then the washer was made by Frigidaire. In that case, the E70 error indicates that cold water is not being detected at the washer inlet sensor.

In some cases, this could be due to connecting the hot water line to the cold water inlet (and the cold water to the hot water inlet). Make sure that the cold water shut-off valve is open. Try swapping the water hoses (close the shut-off valves first). Try new hoses; some anti-flood hoses will restrict the water flow if they detect damage. Thus you won't have sufficient water coming into the washer. (You can check this yourself. Turn off the shut-off valves. Disconnect the hoses from the washer and put the ends into a bucket. Then open the shut-off valves and check the water flow.) While you have the hoses off, check for debris in the inlet filters.

If the hoses are fine, you probably have a problem with the washer's inlet valve or the reed switch that measures incoming water. The inlet valve should be replaced if you find that only hot water enters the washer.

I hope this helps. Please add a comment with the model number of your washer for more information. It will be on the inside of the door opening (probably at the top).

Cindy Wells

You have a bad hot water valve and needs to be replaced. The part number is 5220FR2006H
Hope this helps.

You are correct. Cold water inlet valve assembly for LG WD-2277HW is part number

It sound like the cold water inlet valve is faulty, the rinse cycle uses only cold water, and the water in the 'wash' cycle is probably hot.You need a new inlet valve, which on your machine is probably a double hot/cold unit.If you can't get a new inlet valve, a handyman/electrician may be able to change the wiring to use the 'hot' inlet valve for cold water which will allow the machine to wash, and rinse, using cold water through the hot valve..Tikka?...Good luck...Nomess

If you have cold water pressure to the machine and the valve filter is clear you probably have a failed cold water inlet valve. Replacing the inlet valve unit should fix the problem....Not unusual. Not a big job........Good luck....Nomess

Water Inlet Valve Replacement Procedure
Cold water inlet valve assembly: Part # 5221ER1003A
Hot water inlet valve: Part # 5220FR2006H

1. Safety first. Unplug the machine.
2. Close the water supply valve.
3. Remove the cold water fill hose and drain the residual water into a pan or bucket.
4. Remove the two screws on the back of the top panel securing it to the cabinet.
5. Slide the top panel to the back of the machine and lift it off the cabinet.
6. Disconnect the wiring harness connectors from the valves. Mark the connectors to make sure you reconnect them to the right valve.
7. Unscrew the valve assembly from the cabinet and pull it out.
   
8. Loosen the hose clamps and remove the hoses from valve assembly.
9. Connect the hoses to the new valve assembly. Reinstall the valve assembly and the top panel in reverse of the steps above.
10. Reconnect the fill hose and open the water supply valve.
    

Is resistance between each terminal of INLET
VALVE ASSEMBLY 0.8~1.2 kω? If not replace it.
Is the inlet valve filter clogged?
Clean the filter.
Verify the voltage of the inlet valve connector is
120 V AC. No voltage? Check electrical connection.
Replace the MAIN PWB ASSEMBLY.
I have an LG training manual which might not be the exact one you need but it gives an idea what to look for.

LG WASHER REPAIR MANUAL

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If your washer fills with water, usually slowly, after the cycle is over you have a inlet water valve which is not shutting off completely. LG usually uses a separate valve for the hot and cold. If you turn off the valve where the hose comes from the house and observe for continued water fill, first one, the reopen it, then shut off the other you should be able to see which (hot or cold) is the culprit. If you post your exact model number I should be able to list the part numbers for you. The inlet valves I am speaking of are the part where the hoses connect onto your machine.

Water inlet valve is not sealing off 100%. Replace inlet valve (the part where the hose attached to the machine). didn't find that exact model listed so couldn't give you a part number. Usually LG's have a separate valve for the cold and the hot. If you turn off one valve where hoses connect to household plumbing you should be able to figure out if it is the hot or cold. (most often it is the cold) Leave both valves off when not using washer until fixed. (note: usually on LG washers, if you have unit connected to power and the door closed, if it fills with water as your machine did, the water level switch will trip and automatically pump the water out, even if washer is not in use and the power is "off".)