I need a replacement solinoid valve model 55v were can I get one

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This is a very common problem with these types of machines the water inlet valve has a solinoid for the hot and a solinoid for the cold that opens and closes the water on demand .
When they start to pulsate like this it is trying to close the valve but it cant this is normally due to the valve being clogged with debris or the valve is failing all together and simply needs to be replaced
So what i would do is first if you can look into the inlet valve with a flashlight and see ifit looks like it has stuff in it and if so clean it out and try it again if this doesnt work than you can assum that the valve will need to be replaced here is what the one of the valves should look like or close to it .
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Hi dan, in all probability it is your inlet solinoid valve, due to high sediment build up in the main water supply can cause the inner diaphragm of the inlet solinoid valve to clog up and stick. you can pick up a new inlet valve anywhere from $25-$60 depending on the appliance spare parts outlet. If you produce your model number with the name of the machine to the spareparts store they will easily be able assist in your matter, even better supplying the spareparts store with the inlet solinoid from the machine, thumbs up if this helps thanks.

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The best way is to explain this is like this the washing machines water inlet valve has a solinoid for the hot and a solinoid for the cold and when one of these start to fail the will slowly close untill the solinoid will no longer allow the valve to open so this is why your water pressure is getting low going into the machine for the cold side ok?
So what you are going to have to do is to replace the faulty water valve solinoid.
I would really suggest to replace the valve as a whole it ensures that you have a new part.ok?
Hope this helps if yo need any further dissassembly help let me know and i can assist you if needed
Best regards Mike..

r u sure about model number.bcoz 55v does't come with menu.
replace regulator 7805 near microcontroller if it is model 56v.

Hello there :
Yes you are right this solinoid valve when they fail will fail in the closed positin thus not letting any water into the maching
and yes this is a replaceable part if you can get the back of the machine off and get to the solinoid valve there are 2 or 3 wires that connect it electrically so make sure to mark these wires for identification and get the right part the rest is pretty easy and self explanitory ok?
best regards Michael

not wired properly or stuck solinoid. check for voltage to soliniod if it has voltage then its not wired properly if doesnt have voltage then its a stuck solinoid and the solinoid valve will need to be replaced. you can get from www.aprilaire.com

Check the individual solinoid that controls the on/off valve for that zone. It is possible that thes solinoid is bab or that the wires have become corroded and the terminals need to be replaced. Typically, there is a manual operation lever on the side of the electric solinoid that you can flip on to see if you have an obstruction in the line, but if the other valves are working correctly, that is not the usual problem.

You'll find the solinoid valves in a valve box in the ground, or sometimes the contractor installed them next to the basement, or in certain circumstances, inside the basement.

If you can turn the valve ON/OFF manually and the zone works, you'll need to get a replacement solinoid valve for your defective one, provided it has good connections and the terminals aren't all corroded. If corroded, you can attempt to clean them and try it to see if the valve will work.

If you're going to replace the faulty one, be sure to turn off the water supply and unplug the sprinkler timer, as once you remove the valve, water will freely flow and will make quite a mess at the valve manifold assembly. Also, typical voltage is 12V-DC or less operating the valves, but some commercial systems do use 120V-AC voltage, so be safe and unplug/disconnect the power first!

Hope you find this Very Helpful and best regards!

Pour about 1/2 cup of water into ice maker . If it dumps , replace the water valve . If doesn't dump , replace the ice maker . Also make sure the coils are clean of dust , lint , etc...the temperature(it needs to be 0-4 degree F for the ice maker to start) may be defrost problem send me a note if you need info on that

i have sent an inquiry let me see what they say

it could be blocked