General Electric Ice Maker Valves

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$91.08

General Electric Ice Maker Water Inlet Valve With Quick Connections - 120v 60hz

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5 Reviews

PartSelect Number PS11738179

Manufacturer Part Number W10881366

Used with freestanding ice cube makers.

Installation Instructions

william from etowah, TN

Ice maker started leaking water from the water valve that inputs water to the appliance.

removed the front cover below the compartment door,removed the 2 screws holding the valve to the case and removed the water lines from the valve.The process was reversed to install the new valve. Read more...

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$59.19

General Electric Ice Maker Water Valve

PartSelect Number PS16660051

Manufacturer Part Number WR57X38936

This water valve controls the intake of water into the appliance to ensure accurate filling and leak prevention. Reliable valve operation supports consistent performance and protects internal components. Replacing a worn valve restores dependable water flow.

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$210.93

General Electric Ice Maker Reservoir W/valve & Cover

PartSelect Number PS12727248

Manufacturer Part Number WR14X30725

Introducing the GE Water Reservoir with Valve and Cover. This premium part is designed specifically for your ice maker. It performs the vital function of holding the water before it is pumped onto the evaporator plate. For ease of installation and your safety, remember to disconnect the power before installing this product. It's recommended to wear work gloves during installation to shield your hands. Invest in this GE product for optimum performance and long-lasting savings.

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$61.55

General Electric Ice Maker Drain Valve

PartSelect Number PS16660123

Manufacturer Part Number WR87X38941

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$250.93

General Electric Ice Maker Inlet Water Sol Valve

PartSelect Number PS11737111

Manufacturer Part Number WR57X26065

This refrigerator inlet water solenoid valve controls the flow of water to the ice maker and dispenser, helping maintain proper water pressure and prevent leaks. It is designed to fix issues such as no water flow, slow filling, or leaking water and is typically located at the bottom of the refrigerator. The valve may feature a quick-connect fitting for easier installation. Before installing, disconnect power and shut off the water supply. Size, dimensions, and color may vary by appliance model.