High-quality drain motor used for discharging wastewater from washing machines. Designed with durable materials and precision engineering for reliable water drainage during the spin or rinse cycle. Features a compact design, energy-efficient motor, and easy installation. Compatible with a wide range of top load and semi-automatic washing machines.

Drain Valve/drain Pump 
The drain valve of a washing machine is a mechanical or electromechanical component that controls the release of used water from the drum to the drainage system. It works in coordination with the drain pump (or drain motor) to efficiently remove wastewater during the wash and rinse cycles.
? Function of the Drain Valve:

    Opens to Release Water:

        Allows dirty water to exit the drum and flow out through the drain hose.

    Closes to Hold Water:

        Keeps water inside the drum during washing and rinsing until the machine is ready to drain.

    Supports Drain Pump Operation:

        Works together with the drain motor/pump, often opening just before or while the pump is activated.

⚙️ Types of Drain Valves:

    Solenoid-Operated Drain Valve:

        Common in many semi-automatic and older fully automatic machines.

        Uses an electrical signal to pull open the valve via a magnetic solenoid.

    Mechanical or Gravity-Operated Valve:

        Found in manual or basic semi-automatic machines.

        Manually operated via a knob or lever that opens the valve using a simple flap mechanism.

    Integrated with Drain Pump:

        In modern fully automatic machines, the valve mechanism may be integrated within the drain pump assembly rather than as a separate part.

? Structure Includes:

    Valve body (usually plastic)

    Actuator or solenoid (in electric models)

    Seal or flap to block/unblock water flow

    Hose connections for drain line

? Location:

    Near the bottom of the washing machine, connected between the drum outlet and the drain pump/hose.

? Signs of a Faulty Drain Valve:

    Washer won’t drain or drains very slowly.

    Water leaks during the wash cycle (if valve doesn't seal properly).

    Machine stuck mid-cycle due to undrained water.

    Unusual clicking or buzzing sounds from the drain area.

?️ Maintenance Tips:

    Clean regularly to prevent lint or debris buildup.

    Check for blockages in valve or connected hoses.

    If solenoid is faulty or valve is leaking, it may need to be replaced.