Water Valve and Bracket Assembly WR57X10022
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PartSelect Number PS304364
Manufacturer Part Number WR57X10022
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Product Description
Water Valve and Bracket Assembly Specifications
This water valve and bracket assembly comes with both the primary and secondary valve. This is a redesign from the original, but will still work and function the same. Contains a new quick connect style, just cut off old plastic nuts from tubing and push them into the valve.
NOTE: If original wiring harness doesn't work, then you must order is separately.
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Troubleshooting
This part fixes the following symptoms:
Leaking | Not dispensing water | Ice maker not making ice
This part works with the following products:
Refrigerator.
This part works with the following products:
General Electric, Kenmore.
Part# WR57X10022 replaces these:
AP2071734, 880011, WR57X10022
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Dave O - November 8, 2018
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Second time for this part...
The part is a perfect fit, and easy to install. The first time it failed, one of the secondary valves cracked and dripped water out every time there was demand. This time the solenoid on the primary valve failed. intermittent to no delivery when demanded. New valves in, all is well. Cheers.
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Julie - April 11, 2018
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Excellent part worked like a charm
The part arrived on time and had clear instructions. Fixed our refrigerator and we are in good shape.
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Average Repair Rating: 3.6 / 5.0, 13 reviews.
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Pay attention to taking it apart
We labeled each plastic water tube with the color of the top of the piece on the bracket assembly so we knew exactly where to replace them. In case it didn't work, we took a picture before disassembling. We followed another reviewers advice and cut off the end of each plastic line with a razor. Worked perfectly after a little dripping f
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rom the assembly.
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Marianne from LA QUINTA, CA
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:30 - 60 mins
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Tools:Screw drivers, Wrench set
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a continuous leak from the water spout
Turned off saddle value in basement which is the water supply for fridge. after pulling the refrigerator away from wall, I used a nut driver to take off back cardboard panel. next I pulled the entire (2 values conneted by bracket) assembly out after unscrewing 1 screw. I then used a wrench to disconnect copper tubing water supply. Hav
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e a towel to collect and dry and water from tubing which may come out. Next I very easily pulled out 3 plastic tubes which supply water and ice machine. Assembly is now free. Took the new assembly and added the plastic tubes making sure they went back to same value holes. Reconnected copper tubing (water supply)with wrench. Gently pushed assembly back into fridge compartment and reattached the 1 screw. Replaced cardboard panels with nutdriver. Pushed fridge back in. Went downstairs and turned water supply back on. Success. no drip, water supply good and ice was being made again. Time elasped... approximately 10 minutes. And my repair company wanted to charge me $395 plus tax. yeah, whatever. very easy task. do not be intimidated
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frank from massa pequa park, NY
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:Less than 15 mins
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Tools:Nutdriver, Screw drivers, Wrench set
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GE refrigerator water dispenser didn't work
I am very handy and figured it out by myself. I installed the water valve - bracket assembly and control board within an hour and the dispenser works fine. I recommend that you all make installation links on line more user friendly. Thanks.
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J Michael from Rockville, MD
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Difficulty Level:A Bit Difficult
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Total Repair Time:1- 2 hours
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Tools:Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench (Adjustable)
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Icing of water dispenser & leaking valve
The problem of an icing dispenser and water leaks under the refrigerator is usually a valve problem. On this particular model there are two water valve solenoids. On investigation of the valve, unplug the refrigerator and turn off the water suppply valve FIRST.
The valve was leaking from the 5/16" quick-connection on the secon ... Read more dary solenoid, probably an o-ring failure. I replaced the entire valve assembly which involves sequentially reinserting the water hoses into the proper openings and replacing the wire harness.
I re-ordered another secondary valve and installed it on the old valve assembly as a spare. The 5/16" quick--connect has a slight variation from the original and appears to be an upgrade.
Once finished, plug in the refrigerator and turn on the water supply, check for leaks and dispenser function-should be fine.
The valve was leaking from the 5/16" quick-connection on the secon ... Read more dary solenoid, probably an o-ring failure. I replaced the entire valve assembly which involves sequentially reinserting the water hoses into the proper openings and replacing the wire harness.
I re-ordered another secondary valve and installed it on the old valve assembly as a spare. The 5/16" quick--connect has a slight variation from the original and appears to be an upgrade.
Once finished, plug in the refrigerator and turn on the water supply, check for leaks and dispenser function-should be fine.
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Richard from Plattsburgh, NY
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:1- 2 hours
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Tools:Nutdriver, Screw drivers, Wrench set
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Did not make ice or dispense water
Turned off water pulled fridge out disconnect
Water line to the valve took out the old valve
Disconnect water lines reconnect water lines
To new valve reinstall in fridge connect main
Water line turn on water check for leak it was very
Easy it took a half hour
Water line to the valve took out the old valve
Disconnect water lines reconnect water lines
To new valve reinstall in fridge connect main
Water line turn on water check for leak it was very
Easy it took a half hour
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mike from Bloomingdale, IL
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:15 - 30 mins
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Tools:Nutdriver, Wrench (Adjustable)
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The icemaker stopped making ice.
I noticed that the flexible water line going into the ice maker did not have any water in it. (This is one of the 3 flexible hose taped to the back of the refrigerator), I located the valve it was connected to, removed it - one small screw and a couple of water lines - make sure to shut the water supply first --- Then I did a search for
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"refrigerator parts" on the Internet. After clicking on the Part Select site, I searched for the water valve assembly that resembled the one on my Kenmore and ordered it. It was supposed to take 3-5 days to arrive, but the part was actually delivered 2 days later, at no additional cost to me. I replaced the part and approximately 3 hours later the ice maker was producing ice. By the way, ordering through a local parts store would have been more expensive and taken much longer to arrive. I am extremely impressed with the promptness and customer service offered by Part Select.
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Roger from Orlando, FL
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:15 - 30 mins
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Tools:Screw drivers, Socket set
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water in door ran a few seconds after glass was removed
turned off water supply removed part of back cover and removed the screw that holds valve body. unpluged unit and removed color coded lines and pluged them into new unit. snaped in the electrical fitting and that was about it. Just replace the cover after you hook up water line and fasten the unit in place. works great now, no water on
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lyle from mt. pleasant, SC
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:15 - 30 mins
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Tools:Wrench (Adjustable)
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Water leaking from refrigerator
First, I moved the refrigerator out from the wall, unplugged from the electrical outlet, disconnected the copper tubing to the refrigerator, removed screws holding the cardboard backing, removed the nuts holding the assembly to the refrigerator and pulled it out. At that point, I disconnected the tubing units and wiring connectors from th
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e assembly one by one attaching to the new assembly as I went.
However, this was not possible in the case of two wiring connectors. Evidently, the replacement part was made differently than the original. I had to rewire the replacement part as it allowed and then put the reconnected assembly back in place. I then placed the cardboard panel and reattached the copper tubing. Everything is working and no more leaks!
However, this was not possible in the case of two wiring connectors. Evidently, the replacement part was made differently than the original. I had to rewire the replacement part as it allowed and then put the reconnected assembly back in place. I then placed the cardboard panel and reattached the copper tubing. Everything is working and no more leaks!
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Kenneth from Pompano Beach, FL
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:1- 2 hours
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Tools:Screw drivers, Wrench set
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No water in door & no ice from icemaker
1. Unplugged fridge & Removed bottom left black access panel
2. Removed 1 screw with nutdriver which was holding the valve/bracket assembly in place
3. Pulled out valve assembly and disconnected electrical connector.
4. Pushed in retaining rings around each of the water lines and pulled water lines out
5. Replaced crac ... Read more ked water lines by cutting off bad section. Connected new 1.4" &5/16" OD tubing using quick connect couplers (ACE hardware).
6. Insert water lines into new valve assembly
7. Connect electrical connector to new assembly
8. Installed valve assembly back into fridge and put the single screw back in.
9. Put the back panel back on
10. Plugged fridge back in.
2. Removed 1 screw with nutdriver which was holding the valve/bracket assembly in place
3. Pulled out valve assembly and disconnected electrical connector.
4. Pushed in retaining rings around each of the water lines and pulled water lines out
5. Replaced crac ... Read more ked water lines by cutting off bad section. Connected new 1.4" &5/16" OD tubing using quick connect couplers (ACE hardware).
6. Insert water lines into new valve assembly
7. Connect electrical connector to new assembly
8. Installed valve assembly back into fridge and put the single screw back in.
9. Put the back panel back on
10. Plugged fridge back in.
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Chris from Fullerton, CA
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Total Repair Time:30 - 60 mins
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Tools:Nutdriver, Screw drivers
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no water or ice at the door and ice maker not making ice
it was simple just removed the water lines one at a time and installed it into the new valve assembly it was simple and easy and in 15 min i had it all working again!!!
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andrew from ossining, NY
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:15 - 30 mins
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Tools:Pliers, Screw drivers, Wrench set
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PartSelect Number: PS304364
Manufacturer Part Number: WR57X10022
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