Water Valve Single

John for Model Number haeshep@cfu.net

Answer Hello John, The valve you were looking at does not have a garden hose type fitting. It has a connection for a 1/4 inch water line. If you need one with a garden hose connection, you can order a WR57X88. This is a dual valve, but if you don't hook up both sides, it will still operate as desired. It will not know the other valve is there. Just hook the wires and output water line to the green side of the valve. 

Mr Coffee for Model Number Whirlpool

Answer Hello. Mr coffee. If the unit does not open and let water pass through with power applied to it, you will need to order and replace the water valve 4318047 on the unit. The new water line should not be to much pressure to the water valve. 

Larry Mcnellis for Model Number ED25CQ

Answer Larry, If you have a water dispenser in the door, and an ice maker in the freezer you'll need a dual fill valve 2188542 ( you didn't supply a complete model number). With the description you supplied, Your most likely issue is the water fill valve and not the ice maker itself. 

Doug S. for Model Number ED22ZRXXN01

Answer Hello Doug! No, model ED22ZRXXN01 does not use a filtered system. Thanks! 

Jerry A. for Model Number AP3103467

Answer Hello Jerry, These are called John Guess fittings. They were very criticized by technicians for several years, until they proved they wouldn't be constant sources of leaks as the techs. thought they would be. They are really simple to use. To remove a water line, you push the line into the valve pretty hard and push the ring around it toward the valve assembly. While you hold the ring in, pull the water line out. Now to reconnect the water line, push the water line into the hole and then push harder. You can feel the water line "pop" a little further into the assembly. To seal the line, simply pull on the water line and it will not come out if it's pushed in far enough. Just a note here to avoid having to learn the hard way. Before putting the water line in the John Guess fitting, inspect the water line and ensure there's no abnormalities on the outside of the water line within about 1/2 inch from the end of the line from previous installation. If there is, the end of the line needs to be cut off squarely so no water can seep out from the sealing area. 

Tommy for Model Number gd5nhaxmb00

Answer Hello Tommy. Yes, you will test for power at the valve 4318047 when the icemaker is in the harvest mode. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. Hope this helps. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html