Tube Parts

This 6-foot rubber hose provides a flexible, durable connection for appliance water/drain routing, helping restore proper flow and reduce leaks. Designed as a direct replacement hose where a 6' rubber line is required. What it does:

• Replaces worn, cracked or brittle 6' rubber hose to stop or prevent leaks.
• Restores flexible routing for water supply or drain lines that need a 6-foot rubber connection.
• Helps eliminate kinks and restricted flow caused by damaged hoses.
• Compatible with standard hose clamps or quick-connect fittings used on many appliances.

• Turn off water and power to the appliance before starting any work.
• Inspect fittings and clamps; replace clamps if corroded or damaged for a secure seal.
• Push hose fully onto the fitting and secure with the proper clamp type; test for leaks before returning appliance to service.

This replacement drain tube directs discharged water from the appliance to the household drain, helping restore proper drainage and reduce the risk of leaks. Designed to match OEM fit and routing for straightforward replacement. What it does:

• Channels drained water away from the appliance to prevent pooling and leaks
• Replaces cracked, split, or collapsed tubing that causes slow or no drainage
• Restores proper flow when water backs up or drains intermittently
• Works with factory clamps and fittings to maintain a secure seal

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before beginning service
• Inspect surrounding fittings and clamps; replace any damaged hardware for a reliable seal
• Follow the appliance service manual for correct routing and clamp locations
• If you smell gas or detect significant water damage, stop.

This replacement fill hose carries incoming water from the washer's inlet valve to the tub or dispenser, restoring proper water delivery and preventing leaks. Use when the original hose is cracked, split, or leaking. What it does:

• Channels water from the inlet valve to the washer tub or dispenser during fill cycles
• Prevents leaks and drips caused by damaged or brittle hose material
• Restores proper fill behavior when a worn hose causes slow or no fill
• Works with the washer's inlet fittings and clamps to maintain a sealed connection

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before starting work
• Inspect and replace clamps or O-rings if worn; tight, corrosion-free connections help prevent leaks
• Route the hose to avoid kinks and pinching; secure with existing clips or ties
• After installation, restore water and power, then run a short fill cycle and check for leaks

This gas tubing is the direct-fit replacement part that routes natural or liquid propane gas between range components, restoring safe fuel flow for proper burner operation. It replaces worn or damaged tubing without modifying factory connections. What it does:

• Carries gas from the valve to burners or manifold to enable ignition and normal burner flames
• Commonly replaced when tubing is corroded, cracked, kinked or leaking
• Can stop symptoms such as persistent gas smell, burner failure to light, or intermittent flame
• Matches OEM fit and connection locations for a straightforward swap

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• Shut off the gas supply and disconnect power before starting any work
• Only install on compatible appliances; use approved fittings and follow torque specs from the appliance manufacturer
• Check all connections for leaks after installation using a soapy-water solution or approved gas leak detector

This replacement water-supply hose routes water from the house supply to the refrigerator's dispenser and icemaker, restoring reliable water flow and preventing leaks at a damaged or clogged hose. What it does

• Carries cold water from the household supply to the refrigerator dispenser and/or icemaker
• Restores normal water flow when a cracked, pinched, or clogged hose prevents dispensing or ice production
• Helps stop leaks caused by brittle or split hose material at bends or connection points
• Works with the refrigerator's factory inlet and fittings to maintain pressure delivery

• One replacement water-supply hose

• Shut off the refrigerator and turn off the household water supply before replacing the hose
• Inspect connection fittings and replace any damaged clamps or seals for a watertight fit
• Tighten connections by hand then snug with pliers—avoid overtightening which can damage fittings
• After installation, slowly restore water and check all connections for leaks

This drain hose directs wastewater away from the appliance to the household drain, helping prevent standing water and poor drainage. Durable, flexible construction lets you route the hose for a secure connection. What it does:

• Carries wastewater from the appliance pump to the household drain or garbage disposal
• Restores proper draining when the existing hose is cracked, split, or clogged
• Helps prevent leaks and water pooling caused by damaged or collapsed hoses
• Allows proper routing to avoid kinks that can restrict flow

• Disconnect power to the appliance and turn off the water supply before starting
• Inspect hose clamps and connections; replace clamps if corroded or loose
• Route the hose without sharp bends or kinks and secure per the appliance's routing path

This tube drain routes defrost and condensation water away from the refrigerator cabinet to the drain system, helping prevent pooling and ice build-up. It's a direct-replacement service part designed to restore proper water flow. What it does

• Channels defrost and condensation runoff from the evaporator area into the main drain or drain pan.
• Helps prevent water pooling inside the fresh food compartment or under crispers.
• Replaces cracked, kinked, clogged or deteriorated drain tubing that can cause leaks or frost buildup.
• Works with the existing drain funnel and heater components to maintain normal drainage.

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• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning work; shut off water supply if the repair requires it.
• Remove interior panels as needed to access the evaporator/drain area; handle evaporator fins and plastic parts carefully to avoid damage.
• Ensure the tube is seated fully at both connection points and routed without tight bends or kinks to allow free drainage.
• After installation, run a small amount of warm water into the drain area to check for leaks.