Squeals when hot water inputs

Turn off the water. Remove the inlet hose and clean the gauze strainer, replace and try again. If it still does it, it may be the water inlet valve needs replacing.

1. Does the squeal go away if you choose a different temperature, eg, a hot wash?
2. Check the strainers/filters where the inlet hoses screw onto the washer:
- turn off water at the wall.
- start a warm wash to release pressure from hoses, then switch off machine.
- remove inlet hoses and inspect for blockage/debris. Then, place hoses directly into where the clothes go then carefully turn the water back on at the wall to check flow.
- Also check strainers/filters at other ends of hoses.
3. If all seems OK, new water valve(s) may be required. The rubber in the water valves can harden over time.

most of the time it is the water pump is going bad. It squeals real loud.

The pump needs to be lubed that will stop the squealing, and sounds like the suspension rod need replaced too

Does the water come out really hot while it is squealing? This is sounding like the water flow is not fast enough and is heating to almost a boiling point. I have experienced this myself with gas heaters. If you open the hot water valve more in your bath or shower does the sound go away?

Hi just read your posting.Now what temp of water are you selecting for the wash cycle,is it warm, cold, or hot.Try this,Select hot fill then select cold fill and please reply on whether the squeal stops on either hot or cold fill.Looking forward to your reply.

Sounds like the pump.  When it first fills the pump recirculates the water, then it comes on at the end of each cycle to drain the water.  The pump is on the bottom of the machine, on the right side. 

there is a loose washer in the valve and the water is gong behind the washer therfore makeing the sound,, change the shut off valve and you will no longer have a sound,, good luck,, and make sure you trun off your waer to your house before removing the valves

We took the housing off the washer and started the machine, albeit carefully, and followed the squeal. Sounded like the water pump thingy in the front. Took that off from the machine but still connected to the hoses and the squeal stopped. Dipped and drained machine, removed water pump thingy and looked inside. Found a really beat up hairpin/bobby pin lodged inside! (I have two teen daughters at home) Removed pin, put back together, and wah-lah, a few hundred dollar miracle, no squeal!

there is a restriction in the valve assembly. it is servicable so remove it, open it up on both hot and cold and clean thoroughly. replace and test