GE Appliances Washer Water Valve Assembly, Quad WW01F01651
Genuine GE four-valve water-valve assembly for a washer.
❓ Is This the Right Part?
This is the correct fix if ALL of the following are true:
- ✔ Washer powers on and cycles start normally
- ✔ Water supply hoses are connected, valves open, and water pressure confirmed adequate
- ✔ Inlet hose screens checked and not clogged
- ✔ Lid switch confirmed functional — washer attempts to start
- ✔ ONLY problem is washer not filling, filling wrong temperature, overflowing, or dispenser not activating
Not sure? Send us your model number — we'll confirm before you order.
🔧 Common Symptoms
- Washer won't fill with water at all — most common complaint
- Fills extremely slowly — cycle takes much longer than normal
- Won't stop filling — overflow risk, water on the floor
- Fills with only hot or only cold regardless of temperature setting
- Bleach or fabric softener dispenser stays completely dry during the cycle
- Washer hums during fill phase but no water enters the drum
✔ If these symptoms match, this is the most likely failed component in the system.
✔ In most cases, replacing this water inlet valve restores all fill and dispenser functions immediately.
✅ Cross Reference Information
Part Number: WW01F01651
Documented Substitutes: WH13X24058, WH13X26637
Part Details
- Part Number: WW01F01651
- Part Type: Water Valve Assembly, Quad
- Manufacturer: GE Appliances
- Appliance Type: Washer
⚙️ Installation Notes
Skill Level: MODERATE — 30–45 minutes. Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before beginning. The valve is accessed from the rear of the machine — photograph the hose connections and wiring harness before removal. Disconnect the wiring harness and hose connections, remove the mounting screws, and swap the valve. Torque hose fittings to hand-tight plus a quarter turn — overtightening cracks the plastic ports. Run a full fill cycle to confirm all four solenoids are operating before reassembling the rear panel.
💡 Pro Tip
A quad valve has four independent solenoids — only one may have failed. Test each solenoid with a multimeter set to resistance (Ohms): a working solenoid typically reads 200–500 ohms, while an open circuit (OL) confirms the failed coil. This confirms the valve is the problem and tells you exactly which function failed, eliminating any doubt before you order. Also replace the inlet hose screens at the same time — sediment buildup is a common cause of valve failure and will kill the new valve if left in place.
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Verified Compatible Models
GTW680BMK0WS, GTW680BSJ0WS, GTW680BSJ1WS, GTW680BSJ2WS, GTW680BSJ3WS
Fitment reminder: Match the complete appliance model number before ordering.
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✅Compatibility & Cross Reference
Not sure about your model number? Call 1-877-899-7278 and we’ll help you confirm. All brand names are the property of their respective owners and are used for compatibility reference only.
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