Jc October 13, 2015 for Model Number Tfx22zpzb ww I replaced part number wr57x1007 because it was leaking. But now water spews out of the ice maker when the water dispenser is used. Did I connect it wrong. I am looking for a diagram of the water lines but can't find one. I have one that runs towards the bottom and three running up the back of the fridge of which two going to the filter and one towards the ice maker. Could I have connected the water lines wrong?
1 Answer Hello JC. It sounds like the water lines are hooked up wrong. You will need to check and see how the water lines are hooked up on the unit. Read More...
John September 29, 2014 for Model Number GE TFX25PPBBAA The ice maker is not making ice. The fill tube gets iced-up. I see there are two water valves associated with this refrigerator: WR25X10007 and WR25X10012. Which one should I be replacing?
1 Answer Hello John. You will need to order part number WR57X10051 for the correct valve. Read More...
Mike June 21, 2013 for Model Number TFX22PPBA Previous question states that this part (WR57X10007) is for the filter and dual solenoid valve WR57X10006 is for water/ice. I have no ice or water, so which part should I change out? Not sure what this part does for the filter.
1 Answer Mike, If the unit is not making ice then and you do not have a filter then the single water valve [AP57x10007] is what your unit will take. You will want to make sure that the water valve is getting power when the icemaker calls for water. If not then the icemaker may be at fault. Read More...
Mark February 04, 2013 for Model Number GE TFX28PPC I am trying to figure out what water valve is used for the ice maker. There are two water valves associated with this refrigerator WR57X10007 and WR57X10006. I am thinking WR57X10006 is used for ice and front door water. Two questions: 1) What is WR57X10007 used for? 2) What is WR57X10006 used for?
1 Answer Mark, part number WR57X10007 (WR57X10007) is the single solenoid valve that goes to the filter and WR57X10006 (WR57X10006) is the dual water valve going to the ice and water. I hope this clears up any confusion. Thanks! Read More...