Washer Water Inlet Valve Assembly For Samsung WA48H7400AP/A2 WA48H7400AW/AA WA48H7400AW/A2 WA50F9A7DSP/A2 WA52M7750AV/A4 WA50K8600AV/A2 WA54M8750AV/A4 WA45H7200AW/A2 WA50F9A6DSW/A2 WA48J7700AW/A2

Plug and play. Perfect fit for my Samsung washer (WA52M7750AV/A4) Was leaking before cus the factory one cracked on hot water side. Bought this one and installed it very quickly took 10 mins top Definitely add some plumbing tape tho on the side where the hoses connect up to it Future proof it. Over all high quality.

Works perfectly has been for the last couple of months highly recommend!

Item was exactly as described and fit perfectly, the screw holes didn’t line up exact but not far off enough to matter. The other valve was leaking at one of the connection points, and this is what was needed to stop the leak. I was glad to only need to replace this one part. It wasn’t too hard to install either, I have been pleased with my purchase and would recommend.

Exactly what I ordered. Worked great!

Great fix for our broken washing machine The cold water cycle was not working and after replacing this piece it works.

Worked well and relatively easy to change. The only imperfection was that 2 of the 3 holes that the screws go through to mount it to the washer were slightly off center. I mounted the center screw first, then noticed the remaining outer 2 holes off center, but not so off-center that made it impossible to use anyway. I have a Samsung washer.

Fits perfectly and easy to install

Seems like I bought the 38$ one even though there was another much cheaper. That made me scrutinous along with the bad reviews on the cheaper one. This one had a couple 1 stars, but how could it not be the same one that samsung is selling for 120$?!?. We will see and I will adjust this review even if it fails in 2 years. I expect to get the same five years from original purchase at least. And mine runs constantly like a chinese laundromat. But from what I can tell about the folks that report them as leaking, it should be noted that you should not have to loosen the screws that hold the detergent track in place like some of the you tube vids tell you to do. AND IF YOU DO, its tough to get it lined back up without looking under the hood from the inside. But this failure will make the basin cup track stand up and then the spigots wont go in the back of it correctly /you will know if it acts like its not sitting flush when you go to screw it back down. This would account for those that say they leak.. I believe.. But its as quiet as the original and my laundry detergent cup is no longer full of water at the end of the cycle just dripping down on the clothes. Its about a 1-2hour job but its simple. Aside from cleaning all the roach crap as they seem to love to climb up in this area. I did note in the past that it looked like the loq loads were not filling high enough that may or may not be correct we'll see if that changes. I will also say that the solenoid was leaking into the detergent cup LONG BEFORE it became a known problem and began to soak the clothes and require respins. It was just leaking much more slowly in the past. that has stopped for sure.