General Electric Refrigerator Hose Or Tube

This fill tube kit routes water from the refrigerator's inlet to the ice maker, restoring reliable water delivery for ice production and reducing drips from a cracked or damaged tube. Simple replacement for worn or broken factory tubing. What it does:

• Replaces the water fill tube that supplies water to the ice maker assembly.
• Restores proper water flow so the ice maker can fill and form ice.
• Stops leaks or drips caused by split, brittle, or disconnected tubing.
• Helps resolve symptoms like no/low ice production or visible water pooling under the freezer/ice maker area.

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting work.
• Handle grommets and fittings gently to avoid damage; inspect seals and replace if worn.
• Confirm correct routing and secure mounting to prevent kinks or rubbing.

This plastic extension fill tube continues the water path from the valve to the ice maker, restoring proper water delivery for ice production. It helps ensure the ice maker receives measured water without leaks or misdirection. What it does

• Extends the water fill line to reach the ice maker inlet and maintain proper fill height
• Directs metered water into the ice maker mold to form full, solid ice cubes
• Commonly replaces cracked, kinked, or detached tubing that leaks or reduces fill
• Helps stop intermittent or no-fill symptoms when the ice maker and valve are otherwise working

• One plastic extension ice maker fill tube

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting work
• Remove only panels or components necessary to access the ice maker and fill tube
• Securely seat tubing on the valve and ice maker inlet; check for kinks or contact with sharp edges
• Test for leaks and proper fill by restoring power and water, then observing one fill cycle

This flexible drain tube routes defrost and condensation water from the evaporator to the drain pan to help prevent water pooling and ice buildup in the freezer or refrigerator. Durable, shaped tubing makes routing through the cabinet easier. What it does:

• Channels defrost and condensate water away from the evaporator area to the drain pan
• Helps stop water from collecting inside the fridge or forming ice on the evaporator
• Flexible design eases routing through tight cabinet spaces and around components
• Used when the original drain tube is cracked, clogged, hardened, or leaking

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting work to avoid shock or injury
• Remove food and any panels blocking access to the evaporator housing
• Ensure proper seating and routing of the tube; secure with existing clamps or clips and trim excess only if specified by OEM instructions
• After installation, pour a small amount of water into the evaporator drain area to verify proper flow to the drain pan

This fill tube delivers water from the refrigerator supply to the icemaker so trays fill properly for ice production. Made to match OEM fit and restore normal ice maker water fill operation. What it does:

• Directs water from the supply line to the icemaker fill cup so each cycle fills the ice tray.
• Commonly replaced when the tube is cracked, frozen shut, or damaged and ice trays do not fill.
• Helps prevent unwanted water leaks in the freezer compartment when intact and properly installed.
• Works with the icemaker fill system; does not include water valve or tubing.

• One fill tube.

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting any repair.
• Remove freezer liners/evaporator cover as needed to access and replace the tube; follow manufacturer disassembly steps.
• Handle the tube carefully to avoid kinks or damage; ensure secure connection to the water inlet and icemaker.
• If you see continued filling issues after replacement, check the water valve, inlet line, and icemaker assembly for faults.

This inlet tube routes water from the cabinet supply to the refrigerator's water valve, restoring proper flow for the ice maker and dispenser. It replaces a damaged, cracked, or corroded inlet connection to stop leaks and restore service. What it does:

• Carries incoming water to the refrigerator water valve assembly
• Stops leaks caused by cracks or corrosion in the original inlet tube
• Helps restore water delivery to the ice maker and dispenser when the inlet tube is the failure point
• Works with the valve mounting area to maintain a sealed water path

• One water valve inlet tube

• Shut off the household water supply and unplug the appliance before starting
• Inspect fittings and clamps; reuse only if undamaged or replace if corroded
• Hand-tighten fittings and check for leaks; avoid over-tightening plastic fittings

This jumper tube flow meter measures and controls water flow through the appliance's water line, ensuring proper fill rates for the dispenser and ice system. It helps restore correct water sensing and delivery when the original flow sensor is faulty. What it does:

• Detects and measures water flow in the appliance water line so the control can regulate filling cycles
• Helps ensure full/consistent filling of the ice maker or dispenser when operating normally
• Common symptom: intermittent or no water to the ice maker or dispenser during dispense cycles
• Common symptom: slow fills or inconsistent ice production linked to poor flow sensing

• One jumper tube flow meter

• Always disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting service
• Replace only with the exact part number shown;
• Use appropriate tools and secure tubing clamps to prevent leaks; check all connections after installation

This water fill tube directs water from the refrigerator's water supply to the ice maker mold, ensuring proper ice production. Replacing a damaged tube restores reliable fill and helps stop leaks that affect ice quality. What it does:

• Channels fill water to the ice maker mold so each cycle fills correctly
• Prevents water from leaking inside the freezer when intact
• Helps restore normal ice production when a cracked or clogged tube is the cause
• Works with the ice maker's fill system; does not include valve or ice maker assembly

• Disconnect power and turn off the water supply before starting work
• Replace with the exact OEM tube and secure any clamps or seals removed during disassembly
• Inspect adjacent fittings and the valve for damage or leaks while installing