Dual Water Valve WP67005154

Self-explanatory, except that water pipes are removed from the valve body by pushing each fitting in towards the valve body, and simultaneously pulling on the pipe. 2 of the pipes came out easily, the 3rd was harder to get a good grip on. I ended up sawing through the plastic valve body to free the pipe and fitting, and improve my access angle. Installation of the new valve was a snap - I attached the valve to its support plate with a screw first.

Unplugged refrigerator, shut off water supply to unit. Used a 1/4 inch but driver to remove screws holding water valve panel and hose clamps to back of unit. Gloves should be worn as sheet metal often has sharp edges. Note size and position of hoses to valve. A fine point permanent marker is good to mark the tubing. Push tubes into valve and retainer, hold retainer down while pulling hoses out. Remove old valve from panel. Attach new valve to panel. Insert hoses/tubes to valve. Make sure they press into marks made. Now is a good time to open water supply and check for leaks. Screw panel back on. Bleed air by dispensing water, about two gallons should clear lines and filter.

I replaced the part and everything worked great however after 3 days the water in the door quit working, ice machine working great.

one was the refrig wasn't holding temperature properly, sometimes too cold, sometimes too warm. Also the cold water dispenser didn't work at all. First, IMPORTANT! Check to see if there are different parts for your 'series' of model. I made the mistake of missing this and received the wrong parts the first time as Parts Select doesn't highlight this! It would be nice if their website checked to see if different parts are available for your model and ask if you checked this important fact. They were very good to replace the wrong part with the right one and refund the amount of the returned part. On my model, the first two digits of the serial number denotes the series number, which means you may need a 'series' specific model part. After getting the correct parts, replacing the damper control solved the temperature control issues and the refrige is actually quieter now (It used to make sounds as the damper opened or closed). My unit used a 'series 10' version and there was no need to purchase the harness, as I just used the old one. Replacing the dual water valve solved the issue with my water dispenser not working. I'm good with hand tools so both of these were easy for me using just basic tools.

Very simple repair. The hardest part was getting the Refrigerator out of its cubby hole. Once that was done and all the lint vacuumed up the repair was as the video instructed. Saved several hundred dollars by doing the repair myself.

Looked up on I thought - popular mechanics website for how to repair. The valve is a dual function filter and pump. I used on ohm meter to check the pump after I removed the cover on the back and disconnected the electrical. Found no ohms. Pop. Mechanics recommended I replace the valve. Parts select was easy to order, and arrived quickly. After 1/2 hour, it works great. I realized the hard water we have in the burbs of Chicago plugged the filter. The pump struggled until it burned out. Thanks guys.

The repair is easy all you have to do is follow the simple instructions posted by the other people and or watch the video by PartSelect. I want to thank PartSelect for being the best company that I have done business with ever. They have restored my faith in honest companies and their service is the best.

While trying to fix this problem, I spent around $100.00 on a new ice maker (not the problem), $250.00 for a professional to try to fix the problem, and another $60.00 on the dual water valve (not the problem). At the end of the day the problem turned out to be the 10" water line coming into the freezer was freezing solid. I would previously use a hair drier to heat the line and remove a 4" cylinder of ice from the line which I thought was clearing it, but in reality the line needs to be pulled out of the back of the refrigerator so you can just rest it in a bowl of hot water to remove the ice. I spent a good amount of money on this job and have learned to fix everything myself moving forward. The install of the water valve was simple and required just pulling the lines out of the old valve and pushing them into the new valve. Be sure to have a bowl to allow the lines to drain into, and turn off the water supply to the fridge. By the way no amount of googling my problem yielded advice on pulling the water line out the back of the fridge to remove the ice : (

Easy DIY job! Pulled frig out, removed screws from lower left side where valve is...water hoses going in / out of pump are a push/pull design. UNPLUG THE FRIG FIRST! Grab the hoses and push it in while using a fingernail to pull up on the retaining clip, reinstall in reverse order..Ice maker started up immediately after I plugged it back in and turned the water back on :)

Replaced the Dual water valve. its so easy, you ust neeed toi unplug the 3 water tubes, remove the metal panel that the Valve attaches to, repolace the valve, renstall the metal panel and reconnect the tubes. Part arrived in under 24hrs.