General Electric Hose Or Tube

This replacement hose drain routes wastewater from the appliance to the household drain, restoring proper drainage and helping prevent leaks caused by cracked or clogged tubing. Use it to replace a worn or damaged drain hose. What it does:

• Carries wastewater from the appliance to the drain connection
• Restores normal draining when the original hose is cracked, split, or blocked
• Reduces the chance of leaks or water pooling near the appliance
• Helps eliminate odors caused by standing water in a damaged hose

• Turn off power and water supply to the appliance before replacing the hose
• Disconnect the old hose at both ends, note routing and clamp locations, then install the new hose in the same position
• Use appropriate clamps or fittings to secure each end and check for leaks after reconnecting power and water

This hose inlet valve controls incoming water to the appliance, restoring proper water flow when the original valve fails. Replacing a worn or leaky inlet valve helps stop leaks and ensures reliable filling for dispensers or ice-making systems. What it does:

• Opens and closes the water supply to the appliance on demand
• Provides a sealed connection point for the incoming water hose
• Stops or reduces water flow when the valve is damaged or clogged
• Common symptom fix: no water to dispenser or ice maker, intermittent filling, or water leaking at the inlet connection

• Turn off power to the appliance and shut off the household water supply before beginning
• Relieve water pressure and have a towel or small pan ready to catch residual water
• Inspect hose and fittings; replace damaged hoses or seals for a reliable connection
• After installation, turn water on slowly and check all connections for leaks before restoring power