00622058 / 622058 Dishwasher Water Inlet Valve

Key Features

• Precision Solenoid Actuation: Engineered with a high-response electromagnetic coil that provides instant response to control board signals, ensuring the exact water volume is dispensed for every wash cycle.
• Reinforced High-Pressure Inlet: Features a durable, corrosion-resistant 3/4-inch threaded connection designed to withstand high household water pressure and prevent thread stripping during installation.
• Integrated Fine-Mesh Sediment Filter: Includes a built-in stainless steel screen that captures sand, mineral scale, and pipe debris before they can enter the dishwasher's internal pumps or clog the spray arms.
• Anti-Hammer Flow Control: Internally baffled to minimize "water hammer" noise and vibration when the valve shuts off, protecting your home's plumbing and ensuring a quieter kitchen environment.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Primary Part: 00622058, 622058.
• Industry Standards: AP4927070, PS8728724, EAP8728724.
• Legacy Cross-Reference: 1999956, AH3491417, EA3491417.

Compatibility & Fitment

This water inlet valve is the standard replacement for many high-end European-style and modern tall-tub dishwashers. Key compatible brands include:

• Bosch: Fits hundreds of SHX, SHE, SHP, and SHI series models (e.g., SHE43P15UC, SHX43C05UC, SHP65TL5UC).
• Thermador & Gaggenau: Compatible with various high-end DWHD and DF series luxury units utilizing the 00622058 valve style.
• Kenmore (107 & 103 Series): Fits dozens of models manufactured by Bosch for Sears (e.g., 107.14352101).
• Note: This valve is typically located behind the lower kickplate at the bottom front of the dishwasher.

When to Replace

• Dishwasher Not Filling: The cycle starts and you hear the drain pump run, but the tub remains dry because the valve is stuck closed or the solenoid has failed.
• Water Leaking into Tub: You find standing water at the bottom of the dishwasher when it is turned off, indicating the internal diaphragm is no longer sealing completely.
• "E15" or "E17" Error Codes: Modern Bosch dishwashers may trigger these codes when the control board senses a water supply or flow issue.
• Loud Buzzing During Fill: A loud mechanical hum when the machine tries to take in water suggests the solenoid coil is failing or the internal valve stem is jammed.
• Poor Cleaning Results: If the valve's internal screen is partially clogged with mineral scale, the dishwasher won't fill with enough water to maintain full spray pressure.

Installation Tips

• Safety First: You MUST unplug the dishwasher and turn off the water supply valve under the sink before beginning this repair.
• Access the Valve: Remove the two screws holding the lower kickplate (toe kick) at the bottom front of the dishwasher. The valve is usually mounted to the base frame.
• Use Plumber's Tape: Apply a small amount of Teflon tape to the threads of your water supply line to ensure a watertight seal, but keep the tape away from the very tip to prevent it from entering the valve.
• Check the Harness: Ensure the electrical connector is pushed firmly onto the new valve. Bosch connectors are designed for a tight, vibration-resistant fit.
• Leak Test: After installation, turn the water back on and run a short cycle before reinstalling the kickplate to verify there are no drips at the threaded connection or the outlet hose.