WhirlpoolW10110225 Washer Flowmeter

I needed to fix a F20 code on my washer and came to the conclusion that there are 2 parts that needed to be replaced to resolve the issue. Since this was the cheaper part, I replaced this first, hoping that it'll resolve the code. After replacing the part, I still got the F20 code. So on to the next part.I gave it 5 stars because the part is working as intended. It was an easy part to replace and no special tools were needed.

I purchased the Whirlpool W10110225 Washer Flowmeter replacement part for my Kenmore He5t washer shortly after the flow meter associated with an F20 error code. Not sure if I should have replaced this at the same time, but I did not get the F23 error code until three weeks later. I checked the screens on the hoses and the flow restricted inline with the hoses. I cleaned both and restarted the washer and the F23 error code came up again.I researched the troubleshooting on YouTube and decided to order the replacement part on Amazon. I was kind of disappointed in the amount of time it took to receive the part and worst of all; the vague information associated with the location of the package while in transit. I even tried to email the vendor supplied by Amazon and I received a return response that the email that used was not used to respond to customers.I get the impression that some of these vendors know that the Amazon customer really needs these parts and holds them hostage and charge ridiculous price for the products. I am just glad that the product worked.

Purchasing this item saved me half of the $75 Home Warranty Fee I would have paid for someone else to do the fix. Seriously, this is a 20 minute or less repair. YouTube video available. Washer working good as new again.

This little flow meter saved me a lot of money that would've otherwise been spent on a service tech.My washer is a Kenmore Elite HE3 Model 110.45862400The washer was plagued with those F/H errors. The errors would occur at anytime when water was entering the washer. Sometimes the water would just keep coming in and the water would be 3/4 of the way up the door window before it would stop. (Normal water level as usually just below the bottom of the glass window). I thought at first it was the water fill sensor but in the end it was the flow meter.Good luck to anyone dealing with those dreaded F/H errors.

Worked great and fixed my problem. Excellent price.Updated review 10/29/2017. I bought this in April of 2016. At the time, it appeared that it fixed my problem. My washer worked for a short while. Then the same error came up. I fixed a different part by cleaning out the trap by the motor (wow was mine dirty! plugged with filth, coins, and airsoft bb's). Then my washer worked great, until October of 2017. Then the error came back. I knew I bought this flow meter a year ago, so I looked past that. I checked many other things; inlet valves, hoses, drain hose and ultimately bought the pressure sensor. My problem was still there. I still had the OEM flow meter that was originally on the washer. I put it back on the washer and my problem was fixed. So, I am dropping my stars from 5 to 3. This flow meter worked....but it only worked for 18 months. So, if it is your problem, it will work, but you might be buying another one in a year and a half. Also, in reference to the pressure sensor I bought from Amazon; it didn't work. I put my old flow meter back on and my washer started working. In only 3 days, I got the FH code again. Since the flow meter worked for such a short time, I changed my pressure sensor back to the original OEM sensor. Now my washer is working again. So, what I learned from the last year and a half, your trap by the motor will more than likely be the problem. Clean that first. Then if you need one of the three other culprits (inlet valves, flow meter, pressure sensor), it might be best to buy OEM.

Haha it came quickly and worked fine, but my F/H error was caused by my not opening the valves far enough at the hookups. After many years the deposits built up and nearly completely closed the narrow path. After replacing the flow meter and running the diagnostics I still got the F/H, then I checked the valves and opened them fully. Silly me.

Original Whirlpool part, swapping out the old one was not a problem. I used this to replace a leaky flow meter in a Whirlpool Duet Steam washer (mine was model WFW96HEAW0 ) - this particular washer has a few extra bells and whistles and the flow meter is a little trickier to reach than some of the other washers out there. With the top of the machine off you need to just slide the hose clamps out of the way and carefully remove the old unit from the hoses. The hardest part was removing the first hose... since space is a bit tight, it took me all of 20 minutes to find the right way to grab and remove (I was being careful not to otherwise damage the hoses). The second hose will come off in a breeze as you can more easily move the unit to reach around.

My washer is over 15 years old. I've had a number of parts replaced. (e.g., pump) This was the easiest repair I performed on my washer. The flowmeter is very easy to access and replace. This flowmeter was installed four months ago and I've had no issues.