Viking Hose Or Tube

This refrigerator water tube carries fresh water between the valve, reservoir, dispenser, and/or ice maker. Replacing a cracked or kinked tube restores proper water flow and helps stop leaks inside or behind the refrigerator.

• Directs pressurized water between components in the refrigerator's water system
• Common failure signs: leaks, visible cracking, kinks, or pinhole sprays
• May cause no or slow dispenser flow, or an ice maker that doesn't fill
• Restores correct routing after tubing becomes brittle or damaged with age

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the household water supply before servicing
• Place a towel under connections and dispense water to relieve line pressure
• Depress quick-connect collars or loosen clamps to remove the old tube; route the new tube exactly like the original
• Fully seat tubing in fittings, perform a gentle tug test, restore water, check for leaks, and flush several cups to clear air

This refrigerator water inlet tube routes water from the supply/valve into the appliance's water system. Replacing a cracked or kinked tube restores proper flow to the dispenser and ice maker while helping prevent leaks.

• Directs water from the inlet valve to internal components for dispensing and ice production
• Maintains a sealed, food-grade water path
• Replace if you notice leaks under/behind the unit, visible cracks/kinks, reduced or intermittent dispenser flow, or ice maker not filling
• Normal wear, brittleness, or damage during moves can lead to failures

• Disconnect power and shut off the water supply before servicing
• Place a towel or tray to catch residual water when disconnecting lines
• Note the original routing; release any retaining clips and disconnect the tube from fittings
• Route the new tube exactly like the original and fully seat tube ends in connectors; restore water and check for leaks

This refrigerator drain tube channels defrost water from the evaporator to the rear drain pan so it can evaporate. Replace a cracked, missing, or clogged tube to stop interior leaks and ice buildup.

• Routes defrost meltwater from the freezer drain to the condenser drip pan
• Helps prevent pooling under crisper drawers or water on the floor
• Common failure symptoms: water under drawers, ice sheet in the freezer bottom, recurring drain clogs or freeze-ups, dripping at the rear base
• Restores proper drainage when the original tube is brittle, split, or obstructed

• Disconnect power; pull the unit forward and remove the lower rear access panel
• Remove the old tube from the drain outlet and drip pan; clear any ice/debris with warm water—avoid sharp tools
• Seat the new tube fully on the drain outlet and position the outlet into the pan; verify flow by pouring warm water down the drain
• Restore power and monitor for leaks as normal defrost cycles resume