Crosley Hose Or Tube

This refrigerator water inlet tube channels water from the valve into the internal dispensing/ice system. Replace a cracked, kinked, or clogged tube to restore proper flow and help stop leaks at the rear or inside the cabinet.

• Routes water from the inlet valve to the refrigerator's water system
• Helps resolve leaks, weak/no dispenser flow, or no ice production due to damaged or restricted tubing
• Replaces brittle, cracked, or kinked tubing that can cause drips or water damage
• Maintains a sealed path when properly seated in the existing fittings

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Dispense water to relieve line pressure; place a towel/pan to catch residual water
• Note the original routing; transfer any reusable clips/fittings from the old tube
• Cut ends square if required, push fully into couplers, restore water, and check carefully for leaks before reconnecting power

Size: 1/4" to 1/4" John Guess coupler. Compression fitting is also acceptable.

This right-angle elbow fits between the water supply line and the refrigerator's icemaker fill tube. It directs water cleanly into the icemaker and helps maintain a sealed connection to reduce drips and leaks. What it does:

• Connects the inlet water tubing to the icemaker fill tube at a 90-degree angle
• Routes water into the icemaker during the fill cycle
• Helps maintain a watertight connection at the rear of the cabinet
• Common symptoms: leaking behind the refrigerator, slow or no ice production, ice buildup near the fill area

• 1 fill tube elbow fitting

• Unplug the refrigerator and turn off the water supply; relieve line pressure before starting
• Access the rear lower area, place a towel for any residual water, and locate the elbow at the fill tube connection
• Release the clamp or retainer, disconnect the tubing, seat the new elbow fully, and resecure the line
• Turn water back on, check for leaks, then restore power and monitor the first ice fill

This drain hose carries used water away from your appliance during the drain cycle. Replacing a worn or damaged hose helps stop leaks and restores proper draining performance.

• Routes wastewater from the appliance's drain system to the household drain
• Replaces hoses that are cracked, brittle, clogged, or kinked and leaking
• Can help when cycles end with standing water or slow/failed draining
• Helps reduce odors and backflow when installed and routed correctly

• Disconnect power and water supply; allow the appliance to cool before servicing
• Move the unit for access; keep towels or a pan handy to catch residual water
• Transfer and tighten existing clamps/fittings to the new hose; route without kinks and secure per your model's instructions
• Run a short test cycle and check all connections for leaks

This chute channels water and wash additives from the dispenser housing into the tub. Replacing a damaged or clogged chute helps ensure proper dispensing and reduces leaks or residue around the dispenser area. What it does:

• Guides detergent/bleach/fabric softener from the dispenser to the wash tub
• Maintains proper flow to prevent backups at the dispenser drawer
• Helps reduce leaks and drips from the dispenser area
• Common failure symptoms include water backing up into the drawer, detergent residue left in the dispenser, or leaks at the front-left/top of the washer

• 1 chute

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access is typically from the top; remove panels as needed to reach the dispenser assembly
• Transfer any seals, clamps, or hardware from the old chute
• Reassemble and run a brief fill/rinse to check for proper flow and leaks

Made by Whirlpool. This kit includes 15 feet of copper tubing, saddle valve, teflon tape, and tubing connector. Use this kit to connect your refrigerator ice maker to water supply (usually your water shut off valve under the kitchen sink).

Replace aging or leaking washer supply lines with this fill hose kit. It provides two 5-foot hoses to connect your home's hot and cold water valves to the washer, helping maintain a secure connection and consistent filling.

• Connects hot and cold water faucets to the washer's inlet valves
• Replace if hoses are leaking, cracked, bulging, or kinked
• Can help address slow filling caused by restricted or kinked hoses
• Useful when installing or relocating a washer

• Unplug the washer and shut off both water supply valves before starting
• Place a towel or pan to catch residual water; disconnect old hoses from faucet and washer
• Match hot to hot and cold to cold; hand-start threads to avoid cross-threading, then tighten firmly without overtightening
• Restore water and power; run a fill test and check all connections for leaks

This fill hose carries water from the home supply to the appliance inlet valve, restoring proper water fill and helping prevent leaks when the original hose is cracked, worn, or blocked. Ideal for replacing damaged inlet lines. What it does:

• Delivers water from the household supply to the appliance inlet valve for normal fill cycles.
• Replaces cracked, split, or deteriorated hoses that can cause leaks at connections.
• Resolves symptoms such as slow or no water fill, visible leaks, or intermittent filling.
• Durable replacement designed to match OEM routing and connection points.

• Always shut off water supply and disconnect power before starting work.
• Inspect and replace hose clamps or inlet gaskets as needed; ensure proper seating to prevent leaks.
• Hand-tighten fittings and secure clamps—avoid overtightening metal fittings.
• After installation, restore water and power and run a short fill cycle while checking for leaks.

5 foot. Package of 2.

Kit contains two 10 feet inlet hoses.

This replacement trap sits in the dishwasher's sump/filtration area and captures larger food particles before they reach the pump. It helps maintain cleaning performance and reduce clogs that can lead to poor wash results or draining issues.

• Screens debris to protect the wash and drain pump
• Helps maintain proper water circulation and draining
• Damage or warping can let debris bypass the filter system
• Symptoms include poor cleaning, standing water, unusual grinding noises, or odors

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before servicing
• Remove the lower rack; take out the lower spray arm and filters to access the trap
• Release the trap's locking tabs/fasteners, remove, and seat the new trap fully
• Reinstall filters and spray arm; run a short cycle to check for leaks and proper operation

This drain hose routes and removes wastewater from the appliance so it can pump out normally and avoid standing water. It's a direct-fit service part used to restore proper draining. What it does

• Carries wastewater from the appliance pump to the household drain or air gap
• Restores normal draining when original hose is cracked, split, or leaking
• Helps prevent water backing up into the appliance when properly routed and secured
• Can stop intermittent leaks or reduced drain performance caused by hose damage

• One drain hose

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before starting any repair
• Inspect hose routing and replace with the same path to avoid kinks or high loops that trap water
• Secure hose connections with appropriate clamps; tighten but avoid over-torquing
• After installation, run a short drain cycle and check all connections for leaks

This waterline assembly supplies water from the household line to the refrigerator's ice maker and/or water dispenser, restoring reliable water flow and preventing leaks from damaged tubing. Ideal when the fridge isn't filling or water is leaking. What it does

• Carries water from the home supply to the refrigerator ice maker/water dispenser
• Replaces cracked, pinched, or leaking tubing that causes visible leaks or puddles
• Restores normal fill to the ice maker and consistent water flow to the dispenser
• Helps eliminate slow or intermittent fill issues caused by restricted or damaged lines

• One waterline assembly with attached fittings as shown

• Shut off the home water supply and unplug the refrigerator before starting
• Tighten fittings to manufacturer torque—do not overtighten plastic fittings
• Inspect existing connections and replace any damaged shutoff valves or connectors
• After installation, turn water back on and check all connections for leaks; flush line per manufacturer instructions