Electrolux Freezer Hose Or Tube

The Refrigerator Ice Maker Assembly is an OEM replacement part for Frigidaire refrigerators. It plays a crucial role in the appliance by automatically producing ice, ensuring you have a constant supply of ice cubes for your beverages and cooling needs. Designed to fit perfectly into your Frigidaire refrigerator, this ice maker assembly includes the ice mold and the control device that fills it with water, freezes the water into ice, and then ejects the ice into a storage bin.

Causes of a bad Ice Maker Assembly can include mechanical failures, water supply issues, or electrical malfunctions.

Symptoms of a bad ice maker assembly can include-

• No ice production
• Debris in the ice
• Ice not emptying from the icemaker
• Leaking water

This OEM Frigidaire part can also be used on Electrolux, Frigidaire, Gibson, Kelvinator, Westinghouse, and Sears/Kenmore.

This drain hose carries water away from your appliance during draining to help prevent backups and leaks. Replace a cracked, clogged, or kinked hose to restore reliable water removal and protect surrounding floors and cabinets. What it does:

• Directs drain water from the outlet or pump to the designated discharge point
• Maintains proper flow; kinks or blockages can cause slow or no draining
• Helps prevent leaks from splits, pinholes, or loose connections
• Common signs: standing water, water under/around the unit, drain-related error codes, or odors

• Includes 1 drain hose

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before servicing
• Place towels or a shallow pan to catch residual water when removing the old hose
• Note the original routing; seat connections fully, secure with clamps, and avoid sharp bends or kinks
• Run a brief drain/rinse and check all joints for leaks

This replacement tube restores a secure, leak-resistant fluid path in your refrigerator/freezer. Replacing a damaged or brittle tube helps prevent water where it shouldn't be and keeps the system flowing as designed.

• Provides a dedicated pathway for fluid movement within the appliance
• Helps prevent leaks caused by cracks, splits, or loose connections
• Replaces kinked or clogged tubing that can restrict flow
• Common symptoms include water leaking inside or under the unit and visible damage to the existing tube

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off the water supply before servicing
• Note the original routing and connection points to ensure proper reinstallation
• Transfer and reuse any original clamps, grommets, or fittings if not supplied with the part
• Push connections fully home, secure clamps, and check for leaks after reassembly

This water inlet tube directs incoming water from the valve to the refrigerator's dispenser/ice system, restoring proper water delivery and reducing leaks. Reliable tubing helps maintain normal dispenser and ice-maker operation. What it does:

• Channels water from the inlet valve to internal dispenser or ice-maker lines
• Prevents leaks caused by damaged, cracked, or clogged inlet tubing
• Restores normal water flow for ice production and door dispenser use
• Helps eliminate intermittent dispensing or slow ice production related to inlet line issues

• One water inlet tube as shown

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting any repair
• Inspect fittings and seals; replace any damaged clamps or grommets for a secure connection
• Use appropriate tools and tighten fittings to OEM torque—do not overtighten plastic fittings

Water inlet tube routes incoming water from the refrigerator's supply line to the dispenser and ice maker, restoring proper water flow and helping stop leaks when a cracked or damaged inlet tube is the problem. What it does:

• Directs incoming water to the ice maker and dispenser; a damaged tube can cause weak or no water flow and reduced ice production.
• Cracks, splits, kinks or loose connections commonly produce visible leaks under or behind the refrigerator.
• Replacing the inlet tube restores reliable water delivery and helps prevent continued water damage from a compromised line.
• Inspect nearby fittings and clamps during replacement — loose or corroded fittings are a common related cause of leaks.

• Turn off the water supply and disconnect power before starting — uncontrolled water or live electrical parts create safety hazards.
• Relieve residual water pressure and catch any drips; have towels or a shallow pan ready.
• Replace any damaged clamps, seals, or fittings and tighten connections to factory torque; inspect surrounding tubing for additional damage.