LG Washer Water Inlet Valve Original Part# 5220FR2006H #h.10E3

LG Washer Water Inlet Valve Original Part# 5220FR2006H #h.10E3

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LG Washer Water Inlet Valve Original Part# 5220FR2006H #h.10E3This LG Washer Water Inlet Valve is a genuine part with part number 5220FR2006H and manufacturer code h. 10. It is compatible with LG washing machines and is designed to control the flow of water into the washer. This valve is a crucial component for the proper functioning of the washer and should be replaced if it becomes damaged or worn out. Made by LG, a trusted brand in the appliance industry, this water inlet valve is a high quality product that

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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2025