Whirlpool WP34001131 Washer Hot Water Inlet Valve OEM Part

After researching on line I was able to narrow down the problem to either the cold water of hot water fill valve. These valves are electronically controlled and can go bad thus causing the washing machine to not fill properly. Nf stands for "no fill". I replaced the cold water valve first which was held by two screws and a couple of wires. It literally took me 5 minutes to replace the part. As soon as I started the wash cycle I could tell I had fixed the problem because the humming noise that the valve made was gone and the water flow into the machine was very different. I'm amazed at how many large appliances get thrown away that are probably completely repairable. Everytime I do one of these repairs it makes me want to open a appliance repair place because these guys are rolling in the dough with the prices they charged for diagnostics ,parts,and labor. The best part of my story is that this washing machine and dryer set were given to me free of charge. If I wanted to I could turn around and sell them for at least a thousand dollars. My next fix is the dryer which will either be a thermal fuse or a heating element. Thanks a million to AppliancePartsPros.com for making this so easy

By replacing the 2 parts

Diagnosed it was hot water that wouldnt stop filling the tub by feeling the hoses...could feel the water moving through hose. Figured out by listening that it wasn't shutting off...wasn't hearing the click sound signaling turn off. Ordered the hit water sensor/valve and installed. Super simple installation. Watched youtube video first. The whole thing took a total of 30 minutes. Works like a charm now.

I looked @ your site for suggested problems and determined it was the hot water valve as it was all corroded I replaced both the hot water valve and the clod water valve and everything works just fine. Happy wife happy life. Thank You!

Replaced both parts and the washing machine work perfectly.