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SmootherPebble t1_j5p6aog wrote

It's most likely the connection point from your water hose into the washer. If not, it's probably an internal part.

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brock_lee t1_j5p8wxi wrote

Very first thing, ensure the water supply shutoff knobs are fully open. Could be the electric valve(s) inside that are stuck mostly closed. They are not terribly complicated and a fairly easy replacement if it comes to that. When you remove the supply hoses from the washer, you will see screens on the washer side, that may be clogged with sediment or mineral buildup. You can see the screens here: https://i.imgur.com/5cGwJj6.jpg

Finally, it may just be how it is. I replaced my washer a few months ago, and the old one worked, but had always filled very slowly.

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ToolMeister t1_j5paqcc wrote

Only if you run it on cold or on hot as well? Somewhat unlikely that both supply lines experience issues at the same time

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1955photo t1_j5pb33q wrote

There are screens (or supposed to be) in the hose where it attaches to the supply lines. Sometimes they get clogged. Take the hoses off the supply and check the screens.

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PowerfulFunny5 t1_j5phzct wrote

Replying to 1955photo (#1,469,625)

This! There are screens, like kitchen faucet aerators, between the hose and washing machine. I had to clean the screens in an LG washer. It’s helpful to identify if the hot fills faster than cold. (Meaning cold screen is clogged)

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Mammoth-Pain-358 t1_j5r1car wrote

It only drips when filling? Cold or hot water? It must be past the water valve in the washer.

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