General Electric Refrigerator Tank Or Reservoir

The Water Tank Assembly is an OEM part for GE refrigerators, designed to store and chill water before it's dispensed through the refrigerator's water dispenser. This integral component ensures that you have immediate access to cold, fresh water without the need to open the refrigerator, helping to conserve energy and maintain the internal temperature. 

Over time, the water tank assembly can experience issues such as leaks, cracks, or the buildup of contaminants, all of which can affect the quality and taste of your water. 

Symptoms of a bad Water Tank Assembly include:

• Leaks or puddling water beneath the refrigerator
• A noticeable drop in water flow from the dispenser
• Unpleasant taste or odor in the dispensed water
• Visible cracks or damage to the tank or its connections

This OEM GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances. 

The cold water reservoir is an OEM replacement part for GE refrigerators. It serves a dual purpose, holding the supply of cold water needed for both the ice maker and water dispensing functions. This ensures that each ice cube is formed from chilled water and that cold water is always ready to be dispensed.

Causes of a bad reservoir can include cracks, fractures, or leaks developing in the plastic over time due to repeated filling and draining. Mineral deposits or contamination of the water supply can also compromise performance.

Symptoms of an issue include:

• Inability to fill with water or retain water levels
• Leaking water inside the refrigerator
• Irregular or inconsistent ice production

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore refrigerators.

The Water Tank Assembly is an OEM part for GE refrigerators. This part stores and supplies water to the ice maker and water dispenser in the refrigerator.  

Common causes of a bad water tank include cracks or breaks from physical impact, freezing and thawing cycles that can cause the plastic to become brittle, or general wear and tear over time.

Symptoms of a bad water tank assembly include:

• Water leaks inside the refrigerator
• Reduced water flow from the dispenser
• The ice maker not functioning properly
• Unusual tastes or odors in the water

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This water tank assembly sits inside the refrigerator compartment and stores a reserve of water for the door dispenser. Replace it to stop leaks and restore proper, chilled water flow when the original reservoir cracks or bursts.

• Holds a supply of water for the door dispenser inside the fresh food section
• Uses refrigerator air to help deliver chilled water on demand
• Restores proper flow when a reservoir is cracked, leaking, or frozen/burst
• Typical symptoms: water under drawers, weak or no water from the dispenser, or warm water at the dispenser

• Disconnect power and shut off the household water supply before servicing.
• Remove shelves/drawers to access the tank; note tube routing and connection points.
• Release water lines per your connector type; ensure tube ends are cut square and fully seated during reassembly.
• Restore water, check for leaks, and run the dispenser to purge air from the system.

This assembly combines the refrigerator's internal water reservoir (tank) with its attached tubing to deliver chilled water to the dispenser. Replace a cracked or leaking tank to restore proper water flow and prevent leaks inside the fresh food compartment. What it does:

• Stores a reserve of water so dispensed water is cooled
• Routes water through the dispenser circuit via the attached tubing
• Typical failure symptoms: slow or no water from the dispenser, leaks or puddles inside the refrigerator, visible cracks or bulging in the tank
• Corrects issues caused by a frozen/split reservoir or brittle tubing

• One water tank with attached tubing assembly

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Access is typically behind the lower rear interior panel; remove drawers/shelves as needed
• Note original tube routing; cut tubing square and fully seat push-in fittings to prevent leaks
• Restore water and power, check connections, and dispense water to purge air from the system

This water tank assembly is the refrigerator reservoir that stores and delivers water to the dispenser and ice system. Replacing a damaged tank helps restore proper water flow and prevents intermittent dispensing or leaks. What it does:

• Stores potable water for the dispenser and ice maker.
• Feeds water to dispenser/ice system when inlet valves open.
• Commonly replaced for cracks, leaks, or a reservoir that won't hold water.
• Can resolve weak or slow water flow from the dispenser.

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting work.
• Drain remaining water from lines and the tank to minimize spills.
• Handle the plastic tank gently to avoid damage; basic hand tools are typically required.

This water tank is the internal reservoir that stores and chills water for the refrigerator dispenser. Replacing a damaged tank helps restore proper dispenser flow and prevents water from pooling inside the fresh food compartment. What it does:

• Holds and cools drinking water inside the refrigerator before it reaches the dispenser
• Helps maintain steady dispenser flow and reduces spurting
• Typical failure symptoms: water leaking inside the fridge (often near the crisper area), visible cracks in the reservoir, or weak/no water from the dispenser after other causes are ruled out

• Includes: 1 water tank

• Disconnect power and shut off the household water supply before service
• Remove interior shelves/drawers to access the tank and cover; place a towel to catch residual water
• Release tubing from quick-connect fittings; note routing and lengths, and ensure tubes are fully seated on reassembly
• Restore water, check for leaks, and dispense several cups to purge air and flush the system

The Single Coil Water Tank is an OEM replacement part for GE refrigerators. This component stores and cools water before dispensing it, ensuring a refreshing supply of chilled water on demand. Its design allows it to fit seamlessly within the refrigerator’s water system.

Over time, the water tank can develop leaks, cracks, or clogs due to sediment buildup, freezing, or normal wear and tear. These issues can compromise the water flow or lead to contamination.

Symptoms of a bad water tank include:

• Leaks around the refrigerator
• Water dispenser not functioning properly
• Odd taste or odor in the dispensed water
• Reduced water flow or inconsistent dispensing

This GE replacement part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This molded plastic water collector directs and contains water from the refrigerator ice maker to prevent pooling and unwanted leaks. It restores proper drainage and helps keep the freezer interior dry and functioning normally. What it does:

• Captures and channels ice maker fill/drip water away from the ice compartment
• Prevents water from pooling under the ice bin or freezing in unwanted areas
• Helps stop intermittent leaks or water on the freezer floor when cracked or damaged
• Works with the ice maker assembly to maintain consistent ice production conditions

• One water collector

• Disconnect power to the refrigerator before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Remove the ice bin and any obstructing panels to access the ice maker area
• Inspect mating surfaces and install the collector so it seats securely; replace if cracked or warped

This water tank assembly holds and directs refrigerated water for dispensing and ice production, restoring normal water flow and supply to the ice maker and dispenser. Easy-to-replace reservoir designed to fit the factory mounting points. What it does:

• Stores and supplies water to the ice maker and dispenser.
• Routes incoming water through internal channels to the icemaker/dispenser valves.
• Helps maintain steady water flow when the dispenser or icemaker calls for water.
• Commonly replaced for symptoms like leaks, visible cracks, no/low water to dispenser, or ice maker not filling.

• Turn off the refrigerator and shut off the water supply before starting.
• Disconnect electrical power and water line fittings carefully to avoid damage.
• Inspect and replace associated gaskets or quick-disconnect fittings if they are worn or leaking.
• Handle the reservoir gently to avoid cracking; test for leaks and proper fill after reassembly.