A dishwasher water inlet valve typically appears as a compact, heavy-duty electromechanical component constructed of a sturdy brass, bronze, or reinforced heavy plastic valve body. Attached directly to one side is an electrical solenoid coil housing with two metal terminal pins where wires connect from the dishwasher's wiring harness. On the inlet side, it features a threaded brass fitting or hose connection hookup where the household water supply line attaches. On the outlet side, there are molded ports or rubber rubberized elbows designed to secure rubber water hoses leading directly into the dishwasher tub or air gap assembly.
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