Product review (5 stars): Original lasted 10 years !
Whirlpool 22003834 Water Valve Thermistor: Using this on our 10 year old Maytag Neptune front loading wash machine. Our water pressure in our home is about 94 Psi. The power went off the other day and I heard water dripping into the washer. If power is removed and the solenoid operated input water valve is questionable then it may leak. The high water pressure didn't help. This has happened before but this time it was bad. In order to get the accumulated water out of the machine I ran a spin cycle and walked away. 30 minutes later I returned, the floor in the laundry room and kitchen were covered with water (thank goodness for a shop-vac and a spin mop). The input water valve must have failed completely and the machine filled with water, when the door unlocked itself it opened from the large amount of water and it poured out.  I replaced the water valve Whirlpool 22003834 Water Valve Thermistor (thank goodness for Amazon Prime 2 day shipping). To be safe I installed two of these Valterra A01-1120VP 40-50 PSI Lead Free Water Regulators (Amazon Prime again). I had to remove the orange plastic hand tightening ring (interfered with the valve handle) and reverse the strainer/seal (as another reviewer mentioned). I measured the pressure from the regulator and it was 40 Psi hot & cold I have run about 10 loads of laundry using warm/cold setting and so far everything works very well. There is a nylon or similar material part in the brass Valterra reducer but I don't think it will melt or deform with hot water. The stainless steel unit Valterra A01-1114VP High Flow Stainless Steel Water Regulator (from Amazon) does not seem to have any similar nylon/plastic parts in it so I have one of these on hand just in case. The machine is actually working much better with the lower water pressure. I included some pictures.