Appliance Factory Parts
Appliance Factory Parts WH13X10065 Water Inlet Assembly with Hose
Replaces the water inlet assembly with hose on GE washer model GTUP270EM4WW
- Selling UnitEach
- TypeWashing Machine Replacement Parts
- Genuine replacement part ensures correct fit
- Includes hose for complete installation
- Designed for GE washer model GTUP270EM4WW
- Factory-new component restores original water control
- Single-unit packaging simplifies ordering and handling
Direct-fit replacement for GE GTUP270EM4WW
This water inlet assembly with integrated hose is manufactured for GE washing machines and matches the original WH13X10065 part number. It is designed for owners of the GTUP270EM4WW model who need a factory-specification replacement without modification.
Normal household water pressure
The valve operates within standard residential supply conditions and uses the machine’s own solenoid control to regulate flow. No additional plumbing adapters or pressure regulators are required for typical installations.
Single-unit assembly with pre-attached hose
The hose is permanently connected to the valve body, reducing potential leak points at the joint. Installers should verify that the existing mounting bracket and electrical connector match the original layout before fitting.
Highlights
- Genuine replacement part ensures correct fit
- Includes hose for complete installation
- Designed for GE washer model GTUP270EM4WW
- Factory-new component restores original water control
- Single-unit packaging simplifies ordering and handling
Specifications
| Brand | Appliance Factory Parts |
|---|---|
| Selling Unit | Each |
| Part Number | GEHWH13X10065 |
| Type | Washing Machine Replacement Parts |
Questions about this item
How do I install the WH13X10065 water inlet assembly on my GTUP270EM4WW washer and which step is most often missed?
Shut off water, disconnect power, remove the top panel, swap the old valve assembly for the new WH13X10065 unit, reconnect the inlet hoses and wiring harness, then restore water and power — the step most often missed is torquing the hose connections to spec so they seal without leaking
What maintenance or replacement will the WH13X10065 water inlet assembly need later?
Inspect the inlet screens annually for sediment buildup and clean them; replace the whole assembly if the solenoid coils fail or the plastic body cracks, which typically occurs after several years of normal use
What limit appears first on the WH13X10065 water inlet assembly under sustained use?
The plastic valve body and internal seals degrade first under continuous hot-water cycles, eventually causing seepage or solenoid failure that requires full assembly replacement
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