Water Inlet Valve WR57X10050

Turned off water. Pulled out fridge, removed screws from cardboard cover. Removed screw holding valve on. Cut water lines with knife. Drained water in pail. Unclipped water tube in fridge and pushed out what I needed. From back slid water lines onto new valve. 2 sized tubes slides in easy. Screwed every thing together. Turned on w ... Read more ater and after draining the air out of the line using the water dispenser worked like new

replaced water in-let valve easy to do. Shut off water, un-plug fridge, remove back panel, remove water in-let valve, install new valve. plug in fridge, turn on water. check for leaks. replace back panel. works great !

Replaced the inlet valve.

i just removed the philip screws on the old ones and instaled the new rails.the water valve was easy with the water lines had a quick disconect on them,then used pliers to remove the rest of it.the repairs are very easy.

this repair took less than 10 mins to do

Instructions were simple and easy and the repair went well. The best part about your service is the troubleshooting. Searched for the symptoms and found the parts. Ordered them and installed. Fixed the problem just like you said it would. Thanks

A handman did it

I shut off the water at the shut off valve when I discovered the leak. I started checking on the web for a part and I found PartSelect.com and I couldnt believe there price!! I had checked with a local dealer and it was several dollars cheaper here.Back to the repair i remove the vent cover on the back of the unit about 8 screws and then ... Read more there was on screw holding the water valve and three water lines to lines use the puch in method and one is screwed on , i simply remove those and reinstalled the new valve with the coresponding lines. in a few minutes i had ice and water out the door good as new!! I also took the time to install a new five yr water filter!! actually this water valve is much quieter than the origianl I am well pleased with PartSelect I will do bussiness with them again!! Thanks Bob

lower left of back of fridge. remove cardboard. remove bolt. unplug electrical connectors. remove water inlet line with wrench. cut water outlet lines as close to valve as possible. slide outlet lines into new valve in same holes until they stop. they are secure. attach inlet water line. plug electrical connectors back in. bolt it back to ... Read more fridge.

Shut off water supply line to refrigerator, place towel or rag under corner of refrigerator where unit is located (to catch spillage when lines are disconnected). Remove back cover with 1/4" nut driver /loosen inlet line compression nut while unit is still attached(easier to loosen now than when unit is floating around loose)/remove unit ... Read more from fridge then disconnect line and wires. Reverse process to install. Water lines going to water dispenser&icemaker are marked/wire connections are idiot proof. Check for leaks before pushing fridge back to wall. Thats not idiot proof!