Product review (5 stars): Reasonable price; Install was fairly easy; solved washer leak problem.
We have a Maytag washer. I unplugged the machine. Front panel of the washer has two clips on the bottom of the panel about 4" over from each side.. I used a screw driver to wedge the clips open.  When it was opened about 45 deg the "U" type clips at the top could be slid back and the front panel came completely off. (Note: Some washing machine models  have clips at the top and open at the top and lift out at the bottom)  Used a ratchet  to remove the two bolts in front that connected top panel to side panels. Lifted up the hinged top panel containing the lid and rested it against the wall behind the washer. Took a picture of the valve assembly before I removed it. Removed the two electrical clips that are connected to the valve, unscrewed the hoses on the back side of the machine and the small hose coming off the valve on the inside of the the machine.  Removed the screw that secures the metal plate that the valve is connected to. Detached the metal plate containing the valve.  Replaced  the valve, re-secured the metal plate w/ the new valve to the backside of the machine; connected the two electrical clips and 3 hoses. Screwed down the top lid, plugged in the machine and ran some water in it to check for leaks. It was leak free so I closed the front panel and ran a small load to verify it was working properly. Valve works perfectly. I estimate it took me about 30-40 minutes from start to finish. Valve was reasonably priced and fit perfectly. We have run about 30-40 loads of laundry since I installed it, no leaks and is working well.