General Electric Hose Or Tube

This drain hose replaces a worn or damaged discharge line to restore reliable water removal. It gives a direct path for wastewater so the appliance can drain properly and helps prevent backups or leaks. What it does:

• Carries wastewater from the appliance to the household drain or disposal
• Restores proper draining when original hose is cracked, split, or clogged
• Helps stop leaks and pooling under or around the appliance
• Compatible with appliances that use this style of flexible drain tubing

• One drain hose

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before replacing the hose
• Remove and replace the old hose, secure both ends with proper clamps or fittings
• Route the hose without kinks and check for obstructions before finalizing
• After installation, restore power/water and run a short cycle to check for leaks

This replacement plastic water tube routes water inside the refrigerator for dispenser/ice functions, restoring proper flow and reducing leaks from damaged or clogged tubing. Simple OEM-style replacement for a damaged or cracked tube. What it does

• Carries water between internal components so the dispenser and ice maker can receive a steady supply
• Replaces cracked, split, or brittle tubing that causes slow flow or visible leaks
• Restores a sealed path to prevent water drips inside the cabinet
• Matches the original shape and fit to maintain correct routing and clearances

• One plastic tube

• Install by turning off water and power to the appliance before replacing tubing
• Use proper fittings/clamps as required; connections are secure to prevent leaks
• Inspect adjacent fittings and valve seals while replacing the tube

Drain hose for freestanding freezers. Channels defrost water from evaporator to drain pan. Replace if cracked, clogged, or disconnected causing leaks.

This tube drain extension replaces a worn or missing refrigerator drain tube so defrost water flows from the cabinet to the drain pan without leaking. It helps prevent puddles and ice build-up near the freezer or crisper area. What it does:

• Extends the refrigerator drain line so defrost and condensate water routes correctly to the drain pan
• Restores proper water flow to prevent leaks, standing water, or ice formation around the evaporator area
• Compatible with common drain connection points and routing inside the cabinet
• Useful when the original tube is cracked, brittle, or too short after repairs

• Basic hand tools may be required; follow the appliance service manual for access and routing
• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical hazard
• Ensure connections are secure and routed without kinks for reliable drainage