H0024000405C Genuine Water Inlet Valve for Fisher & Paykel, Haier Washing Machines, Electromagnetic Solenoid Fill Valve

H0024000405C is a genuine Haier electromagnetic valve, the solenoid operated inlet valve that lets water into Fisher & Paykel and Haier washing machines. Models haven't been recorded against this valve yet, so confirm H0024000405C in your washer's parts list, or read the number printed on the old valve's body, before ordering. Inlet valves come in several versions, so the number is the best guide.

Washing machine not filling or overfilling

The inlet valve sits where the hoses connect at the back of the washer. Each solenoid coil opens its valve when the control board calls for water and snaps shut when power is removed. A burnt out coil means no water on that circuit, so the machine sits silent or shows a fill error. A blocked filter screen gives a slow trickle. If debris holds a valve partly open, water can keep running into the drum even when the machine is off, which is the fault to fix first.

Part details

• Genuine Haier part H0024000405C
• Used in Fisher & Paykel and Haier washing machines
• Electromagnetic (solenoid) operated
• Controls the flow of water into the washer

Changing the inlet valve

Turn off both taps and pull the washer's plug, then disconnect the inlet hoses with a towel ready for trapped water. Take a photo of the wiring plugs and the internal hoses on the valve before removing it. Transfer everything across in the same positions, refit the hoses with their washers and check the back of the machine for drips once the water is on.

Questions about this part

How can I test the valve before replacing it?

With the washer unplugged, a multimeter across each coil should show a resistance reading rather than an open circuit. Also check the small filter screens inside the hose connections for grit. If a coil reads open or the valve lets water through when off, replace it.