DC62-30312J & DC62-30314K Washer Cold and Hot Side Water Valve Set Replacement for Ken-more Sam-sung Washer 1810145 DC62-30314H AP4204535 by TOMOON

Replaced the old water valve set because the cold water kept running out by itself as of the valve was stuck. The washer gave code OC. I wish Amazon had save day delivery so I had to wait for next day delivery. It was easy to replace the valves. So far it is working fine. The water shuts off and turns on when it's supposed to. The hoses on the back fit find. Perfect fit for my samsung washer WF50R8500AVIUS

Did the job

My clothes washer stopped filling with water. I was a bit hesitant to purchase these inlet valves but they worked out perfectly with my Samsung Washer, Model WF45R6100AP. Before purchasing, I checked to make sure the hoses connected to the washer were not clogged, the hoses had adequate pressure exiting the end of the hoses, and the inlet valve filters were not clogged. After that, I used a multimeter to check for continuity and found readings of 0.96 kOhms (hot inlet) and 0.988 kOhms/0.987 kOhms (cold inlets), respectively. After installing the replacement inlet valves, the readings were 0.979 kOhms (hot inlet) and 1.086 kOhms/1.169 kOhms (cold inlets). Not a drastic difference but apparently just enough for things to work. I'm not an electrician and didn't have any issues taking the cover off the top of the washer to access the inlets and replace them. Anyone can do it with the right tools. In the end, my washer is working and for the price, I can't complain. Saved me a lot of money. Will need to see how long these last as I just installed them but am hoping to get more years out of my washer!

My machine suddenly starting to give the OC error code. Additionally, it kept filling and did not stop. I had to shut of the cold water valve during periods of filling so that it would complete one cycle - very annoying. I thought that I would need to hire a service technician, until after a lot of research that I discovered this part could fix my issue. And IT DID. It took 15min and a good pair of pliers (for the clamps) and BOOM back to my 10 loads of launder per day. It was a perfect fit (looked identical to the factory installed part) and fast delivery. Highly recommended.

Got device in and installed but it is wrong threads and will not work

Worked great for my Samsung WF219 washer.

Two significant problems with this piece. I needed the DC62-30312J cold end to replace a stuck solenoid. The new part arrived and appeared in good condition, except that the thread on the part was for Pipes, not Hoses. Ok, a quick trip to the hardware store fixed that issue, bought a Pipe thread to Hose thread converter. However, after the third load, the right-hand solenoid sprung a leak from the base of the solenoid itself. The threads were dry, the hoses were holding water just fine, but water was gushing from between the solenoid and the valve. I'll probably wind up paying 3x to get a genuine part replacement. Very frustrating; the listing looks good but does appear to have a bit of "luck of the draw" as to whether or not you get a good replacement part. Buyer beware. Only A+ is hassle-free return, I'm grateful for that. I might be out my time but can get my money back.

My 10 year old Samsung front loading machine started giving me OE code at random times to the point it became constant. I diagnosed the water inlet valves were sticking open causing it to constantly fill. I got these and they look identical. Installed really quickly. I hooked the hoses back up to the valves and that's where the problem started. No matter how tight I got them, the hose never seemed to bottom out and tighten up. I discovered this after turning the water back on and water spraying out everywhere from around where the hose goes into the connection to the water valve. The hose wiggled like it was loose or broken and never would tighten up all the way. Went to the hardware store and got a set of hose gaskets and put a new one on top of the old ones. Reconnected to the water valves, turned the water back on, and no more spraying water. I just finished a cycle of laundry and no more OE code. Seems to have fixed the problem. No, before you go to saying the old hose gasket/washer was probably worn out, I screwed the hoses back on to the old inlet valves and they tightened up fine with no wiggling or movement. Just keep this in mine if you by them, you will probably have to double up on the hose washers.Update: ended up having to return it because one solenoid on the cold water side did not send water to the fabric softener compartment.