Whirlpool W11415785 Icemaker Fill Tube OEM Part

I ordered the part from ApplianceParts Pro.com and could not believe how fast the part arrived. It arrived by FedX the very next day after I placed the order. The repair suggestions that was given on your web site was right on. The repair was so simple. I was thinking that I was going to disassemble the ice maker to access the connections but with the very simple guidance you provided, the repair took maybe a total of 20 minutes from start to finish. Awsome!!!

I have no background in repairing anything and was worried when The ice maker water fill tube bulb was cracked for Our whirlpool GI5SVAXVL01. I bought the part from appliance parts pros and asked them how to replace and they have very detailed instructions on how to replace it. I removed the fridge shelves from the right side, at the back right there was a panel which I popped off with a flat head screwdriver. I pulled the ice water tube after pushing in the tube lock and the tube popped off. I pulled the bulb with tube off the top of the fridge and ran the new part through and reconnected and it worked!! You guys rock

Watched You Tube video several times and then went at it. Video was easy to follow and depicted my refrigerator perfectly. Repair was pretty easy and was finished in less than an hour, including finding the tools and cleaning up afterwards.

The rubber housing at the top end of this hose ruptured. I'm publishing this to share a tip: If, while removing the old hose, you find that you are struggling to pull the old rubber part from the hole in the top of the fridge, STOP. Don't wear your hand out and tear new holes in the housing trying to force it. *IT IS FULL OF SOLID ICE* This is certainly why the thing ruptured in the first place. The rubber plug had filled with ice and when the ice maker tried to fill with water, well, water has to go somewhere. So it busted out at the seam of the rubber housing. I took a blow dryer to it, and it took several minutes, but eventually, enough of the ice melted so that the thing slid out easily. I then made sure that any remaining chunks of ice left inside the ice maker melted. I'm going to fib about how long this repair took, because without the ice blockage it would have taken a hour or so less. I hope this helps someone. :-)

Found the leak: I went through a process of elimination to find where the water was coming from in the refrigerator. Ordered the part: Searched Whirpool site to find the model number to the ice maker water line and entered that model number on AppliancePartsPros.com. It was easy to place the order and received the part quickly. Repaired: On the day of the repair, I watched a video. The video was organized and well made.