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Water inlet valve, 3-coil

Water valve and inlet assembly

Snubber friction pads at the tri-base

Water inlet valve and inlet assembly

Water inlet valve and thermistor assembly. The water inlet valve opens to allow water to enter the washing machine. If the water inlet valve is defective, the washer may fill slowly or not fill at all.

Washing machine lid hinge pin retainer pins are in the related items below

Whirlpool Agitator Cap. 4-inch diameter part that protects the inner components of the agitator

Drive Belt

Transmission assembly with tub seal

Timer knob

Suspension spring retainer

Washing machine transmission stem seal

Internal Drain Hose. Goes from the drain pump outlet to the rear panel

Drain pump outlet hose

Neutral Drain kit in Transmission
While Admiral washing machines are no longer manufactured by Whirlpool, you can still find the genuine manufacturer replacement parts you need here at Repair Clinic. Type the full model number of your washer (such as “ATW4675YQ”) into our website’s search bar to see a complete list of parts directly associated with that Admiral model, including the matching drive motor coupler, agitator kit, drain pump, lid switch, water inlet valve, or suspension spring. You can then use the part category and part title filters to winnow the results list down to identify the specific part you want. Can’t find the right part? Contact our Customer Service Team at 1-800-269-2609 and one of our representatives will be happy to assist you.
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Admiral washing machines frequently require replacement of parts like agitators, pumps, belts, and lid switches due to regular wear and tear.
Check the model number of your washing machine against the part’s compatibility list, usually found in product descriptions or by consulting customer service.
Many parts, like replacement hoses or belts, can be installed DIY using manuals or tutorial videos. However, for complex parts, professional installation may be recommended.