Single Outlet Valve Kit

Unplug refrigerator. Shut off source of water to faulty icemaker valve , disconnect power clip to valve, water in and water out tubing from valve. Install new valve reversing the dismantling steps. Keep in mind that the replacement valve has a slip fitting for the out tubing to the icemaker vs. a threaded connection, and the new mounting ... Read more bracket may face the new valve in a different orientation than the previous valve - but should be no problem. After re-attaching valve to refer body, restore power, and water supply to icemaker. Monitor new valve for leaks and correct as necessary. This site had my replacement in my hand fast and I saved money doing the repair myself.

I ordered a single inlet valve and matched up the two hoses, Took out one screw , put the new one on and that ws it . too , too easy.

Unhooked the old valve kit, got the part number and called the toll free number and 3 days later got my part. It took less than ten minutes to install, now I have ice

Turn off water, pull out refrigerator, replace solenoid valve, trim line to ice mold to fit new style connection, turn water on, check for leaks, return refrigerator to position, observe operation

This was caused by fill valve not shutting off completly, dippng water.Removed back panel turned off water R&R the valve, leak checked it. Waited until the next day to close everything up just so I could ops check. Good to go

Shut the water going to the refrigerator water valve off. Removed the old valve and installed new valve. Very simple and straightforward.

I found the replacement part and the instructions for installing it. It was quite simple and solved the problem. this was much cheaper that buying a new refrigerator. Connecting the lines to the new part was simple. All you had to do was follow the lines off the old unit to find where the new unit went it. It is easy to access this p ... Read more art of the frig since it is on the back side and is open and easy to get to.

Shut off water, unplugged unit, removed back panel, disconnected water valve and replaced with new. The old water valve was leaking a bit after each cycle and was not the complete problem. I had to defrost the fill tube from the back of the unit to the ice maker proper. This was a bit harder, it required removing the IM and the rear wall ... Read more of the freezer section. complete job from start to finish about an hour most of the time was defrosting the tube, was solid ice.

It took several trials and errors before I narrowed down the issue to the inlet valve. I also replaced the anti-flood water line which i think had stuck closed. Seriously, installing this valve can almost be done with your eyes closed. I trimmed down the water line that ran from the valve to the top of the fridge because it was excessi ... Read more vely long. Although it probably wasn't necessary, I also pulled out the ice maker - also easy (two screws) - and cleaned it. Now we're swimming in ice! If you can remember righty tighty, lefty loosy, you can do this repair!