The inlet valve controls hot and cold fill. A clogged screen slows the fill; a failed solenoid lets the washer overfill or not fill at all.
Appliance part
Washer Drain Pump
The drain pump empties the tub before the spin cycle.
A blocked pump or a failed motor leaves standing water and stops the cycle, and the machine will not spin while water remains.
Symptoms of a failed washer drain pump
- Water left in the drum
- Washer will not spin
- Grinding or humming during drain
Fitment
Pumps are model-specific in mounting and hose size; some include the filter housing.
Before you buy
Confirm the model and serial plate before ordering — two parts can look identical and still not fit. If you would rather not fit it yourself, request a repair quote and we will route it to an independent technician.
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Suspension rods hold the tub and absorb spin vibration on top-loaders. Worn rods let the tub bang against the cabinet, and the machine walks during spin.
Many top-load washers use a belt between the motor and transmission. A glazed, stretched or broken belt causes a drum that will not agitate or spin while the motor runs.