How-To Install A Dexter Drain Valve Motor & Gear

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[@rayner1guerra]

Can this valve be opened and its seal replaced? I say the white seal on the inside.

[@sixfut34u1]

The coil might be upside down. Depending on the size machine you are working on one valve spins clockwise and the other counterclockwise. Just remove the (2) 1/4 screws on top of coil and flip being careful not to overtighten.

[@thelaundrystationvasaivira773]

Nice video well explain

[@sixfut34u1]

Will do so this week..

[@user-dc4jy5hi2y]

Добрый день у меня на работе вязьма и клапан слива воды стучит там стоит круглая резиновая шайба можете подсказать почему стучит

[@ameenkunju2242]

The problem with our washer extractor is, when power goes off the valve open and the water drain out, how can I correct it or modify it.

[@aldairguevara1284]

hi I replace my drain valve, the 2 wires are red n one green i plug the green on the ground, n the other 2 on each pole, but when i run the washer the valve not close, what do you think could be the problem? or how can i tested the valve with out install it thanks

[@sukhdevsingh-sn3uv]

What is The price of this drain valve& where we purchase?

[@AndyParkerLive]

I have removed my first 2 dexter drain valves for cleaning and testing. I am concerned because I found essentially the same stainless half round clip lodged in both of them (from 2 different machines.) Is this a part in the valve that has failed requiring a change of the body, or do you think it has migrated to the valve from upstream? I could send you a picture of it if you want. FYI.. I got into this because the washers were showing F2 codes, even after I serviced the inlet sediment screens. The washers seem OK after cleaning and reassembly, but F2 codes persist and I'm just plain worried now. Thanks!

[@znrctrnn]

Andy Parker Dexter washers have short lasting diaphragms in the water valves which when needing replaced might only allow a trickling of water in. Have you found this to be true?

[@Workdaystinky]

It's a bra wire. Very common. Comes from customer clothes