The WG04F09885 is the OEM GE dishwasher water inlet valve, controlling water flow into the tub at the start of every wash cycle. When this valve fails — from a burned-out solenoid coil, clogged inlet screen, or cracked valve body — your dishwasher won't fill, fills too slowly, or leaks at the back near the supply line connection. Replacing it with the correct OEM part restores full wash performance.

✓ Model-Specific Repair Pages

Don't see your model? Contact us with your model number and we'll confirm compatibility.

✓ Common Symptoms Fixed

This part directly resolves the following dishwasher problems: dishwasher not filling with water at all; dishwasher fills too slowly or incompletely; dishwasher leaking at the back near the water supply connection; dishwasher runs but dishes come out dirty due to insufficient water; dishwasher overfills due to a stuck-open valve.

✓ Key Features & Specifications

OEM GE part number WG04F09885. Electrically operated solenoid valve that opens to admit water into the dishwasher tub. Mounts behind the lower kickplate where the household water supply line connects. Requires minimum 20 PSI water pressure to open fully. Includes inlet screen to filter debris from the water supply. Direct OEM replacement — no modifications required.

✓ Buying Options

OEM / New: Genuine GE factory replacement part. Exact fit, exact specifications, backed by the original manufacturer's design. This is the same part that came in your dishwasher from the factory.

✓ Replacement Part Numbers

WG04F09885 replaces: DD62-00084A, 67400020003011, 674000200029

✓ Installation Tips

1. Disconnect power at the circuit breaker and shut off the water supply valve under the sink before starting. 2. Remove the lower kickplate (typically 2 screws). 3. Locate the inlet valve at the front-left corner behind the kickplate. 4. Disconnect the water supply line — have a towel ready for residual water. 5. Disconnect the wiring harness from the solenoid terminals. 6. Remove the mounting screws and swap in the new valve. 7. Reconnect the water line and wiring harness. 8. Restore power and water, then run a short cycle and check for leaks. Estimated repair time: 20–30 minutes.

✓ Compatible Models

GDF610SSK0SS, GDF630SGK0BB, GDF630SGK0WW, GDF630SSK0ES, GDF630SSK0SS, GDT530PSD1SS, GDT650SMJ2ES, GDT650SSF1SS, GDWF100V40BB, GLD5664V00SS, GLDT696T00SS, GSD3360D35SS, GTE16DTHCRWW, GTMP520ED1WW, GTS18GSHJRSS, GTW460AMJ2WW, HTS17DBEMRWW, JCBP350DT1WW, JCK3000DF2BB, JCKS10DP3WW, JCSP41SV4SS, JGSP28DER1BB, PCCB330EJ3WC, PCGS920EEJ2ES, PDT660SGF2WW, PDT660SSF2SS, PDW8900N00WW, PFSS2MJYCSS

✓ Frequently Asked Questions

My dishwasher won't fill with water — is this the right part? Yes — a failed water inlet valve is the most common cause of a dishwasher not filling. Confirm by testing the solenoid coil with a multimeter (500–1500 ohms = good; no continuity = failed). See our full diagnosis guide here.

My dishwasher fills but immediately drains — is it the valve? No — if the dishwasher fills and then drains without washing, the issue is more likely the control board or a stuck drain valve, not the inlet valve. Contact us with your model number for help diagnosing.

Is this a DIY repair? Yes — easy difficulty. The valve is accessible behind the kickplate without major disassembly. Most homeowners complete this repair in 20–30 minutes with basic tools.

What part numbers does WG04F09885 replace? This part replaces DD62-00084A, 67400020003011, and 674000200029.