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PartSelect recently helped Chad of Gainesville, FL with this Magic Chef refrigerator repair:

Water Valve broke and was leaking

1. Unplugged fridge. 2. Unplugged wire harness from valve. 3. Disconnected water supply from valve. 4. Removed valve from fridge chassis 5. Removed plastic tube from valve (supplies ice maker). 6. Removed old fitting from plastic tube and attached to new valve. 7. Attached new valve to fridge (only need 1 screw) 8. Attached water supply to valve 9. Reattached wiring harness 10. Turned on water supply, checked for leaks 11. Powered on fridge. 12. Enjoy working ice maker.

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