Lg AJL72911502 Water Tank Assembly OEM Part

Replaced tank assembly. Actually I think the supply hose was originally not fully seated in the tank and I think I could have re-seated it deeper through the gray bushing. When I set the line into the new tank, still leaking. Pulled out supply line and reset using a little more force and line went into the tank. Took the bushing clip off the other tank and used it for the supply line bushing. So far, no leaks. The thing to remember is to push the edges of each hose bushing inward to pull out the water lines. This was a little challenging. You have to really use some force to pull the lines.

I replaced the water tank. Easy once I figured out how to get the inner door panel off!

Removed the bottom panel from the left door to verify the source of the leak. Tested with the door shut by running water dispenser. When I reopened door water had sprayed everywhere. Found the parts schematic on your site, chatted with a rep to verify parts. Ordered and arrived in 2 days, After I unplugged the fridge, removed the cover, and removed the water inlet valve (1 Phillips screw). Installed new one and re-inserted hoses into the new valve. Detached old tank and connected new tank. Plugged in power and retested with the door closed. Worked and no leak. 10 minutes at most. Easy DIY, save $65 service call, and probably another $100 in labor and parts mark up. Great video on the Appliance Parts Pros website really helped. Great experience, will use for future needs.

Replaced the tank and problem solved. Shipped and arrived in great shape.

I opened the front cover (breaking the spear that holds it in place on the right hand side), easily removed the defective reservoir and replaced it with the new one. I also replaced the front cover with a new cover to make up for the broken spear. Took less than 10 minutes.