Frigidaire Hose Or Tube

This replacement hose restores a secure, leak-resistant path for air or condensate in your appliance. Replacing a cracked, kinked, or brittle hose helps maintain proper flow, prevents leaks, and supports overall performance.

• Channels air or water as designed to ventilate or drain the unit
• Helps maintain a sealed connection at fittings to minimize leaks
• Flexible design supports correct routing without sharp kinks
• Common symptoms: visible cracks or brittleness, kinks, leaks, poor draining or reduced airflow

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off water before servicing; allow components to cool.
• Place towels/containers to catch residual water; wear gloves to protect from sharp edges.
• Transfer and reuse existing clamps/adapters if required; replace any worn seals or clamps.
• Route without sharp bends; fully seat and secure both ends; test for leaks or airflow after installation.

Inlet valve filter

This refrigerator drain tube channels defrost water from the evaporator to the rear drain pan so it can evaporate. Replace a cracked, missing, or clogged tube to stop interior leaks and ice buildup.

• Routes defrost meltwater from the freezer drain to the condenser drip pan
• Helps prevent pooling under crisper drawers or water on the floor
• Common failure symptoms: water under drawers, ice sheet in the freezer bottom, recurring drain clogs or freeze-ups, dripping at the rear base
• Restores proper drainage when the original tube is brittle, split, or obstructed

• Disconnect power; pull the unit forward and remove the lower rear access panel
• Remove the old tube from the drain outlet and drip pan; clear any ice/debris with warm water—avoid sharp tools
• Seat the new tube fully on the drain outlet and position the outlet into the pan; verify flow by pouring warm water down the drain
• Restore power and monitor for leaks as normal defrost cycles resume

This short connector hose links internal dishwasher plumbing to move water securely between components. Replacing a worn or cracked hose helps prevent leaks and keeps cycles running reliably. What it does:

• Routes water between two internal connection points during the wash cycle
• Helps maintain a watertight seal when properly clamped
• Common symptoms: water leaking beneath the unit, dampness around hose joints, visible cracks/hardening, or a loose fit
• Aging hoses can stiffen and drip at barbed fittings

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• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Remove the toe-kick and pull the dishwasher forward as needed to access the hose
• Expect a small amount of residual water; have towels or a shallow pan ready
• Fully seat the hose on fittings, secure with appropriate clamps, then run a brief cycle and check for leaks

This replacement refrigerator water tube routes water or condensate between components and maintains a sealed path. Replacing cracked, kinked, or brittle tubing helps stop leaks and restore proper water movement through the system.

• Provides a sealed path to carry water within the refrigerator assembly
• Maintains proper routing to help prevent kinks and restrictions
• Typical failure signs: water leaking inside or underneath, pooling water, visible cracks/brittleness, restricted flow
• Replacing damaged tubing helps prevent water damage to surrounding parts

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Note the original routing and connection points; match the length and path during installation
• Fully seat tube ends into existing fittings; transfer any clips/ferrules from the original as required and avoid sharp bends
• Restore water and power, then run and inspect all connections for leaks

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

Replacement water inlet tube that connects the refrigerator water inlet valve to the inline filter, restoring proper water routing for the dispenser and ice maker while helping prevent leaks and maintain steady water flow. What it does:

• Routes water from the inlet valve to the fridge's inline filter for filtration and delivery.
• Restores or improves water flow when the original tubing is cracked, pinched, or clogged.
• Helps stop leaks caused by damaged or brittle tubing between the valve and filter.
• Common symptoms indicating replacement: reduced or no water flow, visible leaks, or damaged/kinked tubing.

• Turn off the water supply and unplug the appliance before replacing tubing.
• Use appropriate fittings/clamps and avoid kinking or over-bending the tube; replace worn clamps if present.
• Tighten connections securely but do not overtighten plastic fittings; check for leaks after restoring water and power.

This replacement tube carries water from the inlet valve into the refrigerator's icemaker. An intact fill tube helps route water cleanly to the mold, reducing leaks, drips, and ice build-up around the fill area.

• Directs water into the icemaker fill cup/mold during the fill cycle
• Helps seal the cabinet pass-through to prevent leaks and frost intrusion
• Replaces tubes that are cracked, kinked, or blocked by ice/mineral deposits
• Symptoms may include no ice or small cubes, water dripping/ice sheet in the freezer, or frost near the fill tube

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Remove the icemaker as needed, clear any ice from the fill opening, and pull the old tube from the cabinet port
• Insert the new tube fully, align it with the icemaker fill cup, and reconnect the water line
• Restore water and power, then check for proper fill and leaks

The Drain Hose is an OEM part for Frigidaire dishwashers. This part ensures that water flows smoothly and consistently out of the dishwasher after each wash and rinse cycle, preventing backflow, leaks, and potential water damage. 

Causes of a bad Drain Hose can range from physical damage, such as cracks or punctures that occur over time or through misuse, to clogs formed by food particles or grease that restrict water flow.  

Symptoms of a malfunctioning Drain Hose include:

• Water not draining properly from the dishwasher, leading to standing water after cycles
• Leaks detected around the dishwasher, which may indicate cracks or holes in the hose
• Kinking or blockage within the hose that impedes water flow

This OEM Frigidaire part is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator and some Kenmore models.

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 replacement tube routes water inside the refrigerator to the dispenser or ice maker, restoring proper water flow and preventing leaks when the original tubing is cracked or worn. Simple direct-fit replacement when the OEM tubing fails. What it does:

• Carries water between the refrigerator supply and the dispenser or ice maker
• Replaces cracked, split or collapsed tubing that can cause leaks
• Helps restore steady water flow and proper ice-making or dispensing
• Prevents water damage from deteriorated or pinched lines

• Designed for refrigerator models that use this exact OEM tube
• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before replacing tubing
• Inspect connections and seals; replace any damaged clips or fittings to ensure a watertight seal

Tub to pressure switch hose.

This flexible replacement hose restores proper fluid flow for the appliance by replacing cracked, clogged, or collapsed tubing. It's a direct-fit service part used where a flexible water or drain line is required. What it does:

• Carries water or discharge fluid between appliance components to enable normal operation
• Replaces damaged, cracked, or collapsed hose sections that can cause leaks
• Helps eliminate slow draining or intermittent flow caused by blockages or pinch points
• Restores a secure connection when fittings or tubing have worn

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before starting any repair
• Inspect fittings and clamps; reuse only OEM-recommended clamps or replace if corroded
• Route hose without sharp bends or kinks and secure to prevent rubbing or chafing

This air chamber directs refrigerated air from the freezer to the fresh food section to help maintain consistent temperatures and proper airflow. It replaces a cracked or damaged diffuser that can disrupt cooling performance. What it does:

• Channels cold air through the refrigerator compartments for balanced cooling
• Helps prevent temperature imbalance and warm spots in the fresh food area
• Reduces uneven frosting or condensation caused by airflow leaks
• Restores intended airflow path when the original chamber is broken or missing

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Typically installs behind interior liners; remove shelves and panels as needed for access
• Handle the part and surrounding trim carefully to avoid damaging clips or seals

This water inlet tube routes household water from the supply to the fridge's internal water system, helping deliver water to the dispenser and ice maker without leaks. Durable tubing replaces cracked or kinked lines to restore proper flow. What it does:

• Directs water from the supply valve to the refrigerator's internal water components.
• Replaces cracked, split, or kinked tubing that can cause leaks or low flow.
• Helps restore water flow to the dispenser and ice maker when the original line is damaged.
• Provides a secure, leak-resistant path when installed with proper fittings or clamps.

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• Always disconnect power and shut off the water supply before replacing the tube.
• Drain and relieve pressure from the water line before disconnecting fittings to avoid spills.
• Use the correct OEM clamps or fittings and inspect connectors for wear; replace clamps if damaged.
• Tighten fittings securely but avoid over-tightening plastic fittings to prevent cracking.

This water inlet tube routes incoming water from the supply to the refrigerator's internal water system, restoring proper flow for the dispenser and icemaker. Replace a damaged tube to stop leaks and regain reliable water delivery. What it does

• Channels water from the household supply to the fridge's water valve, dispenser, and icemaker
• Helps prevent leaks caused by cracked, pinched, or deteriorated tubing
• Can restore water flow when internal tubing is blocked or split
• Works with the appliance's existing fittings and seals when installed correctly

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• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before beginning work
• Inspect and reuse only original fittings and seals if undamaged; replace seals if leaking
• Avoid sharp bends or kinks when routing the tube; secure with existing clips or brackets