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Plastic water line quick connector, 5/16" to 5/16"

The GE WR17X2891 is a plastic tubing for refrigerators that supplies water to components like the ice maker and water dispenser. It has a 5/16 inch diameter

Drain hose

Water inlet tube, icemaker

The GE Appliances Water Line Installation Kit WX08X10006 is a genuine OEM product that carries water from your home's supply to the refrigerator. It includes an 8 foot supply tubing and compression fittings. Disconnecting the appliance from all utilities prior to installation is recommended.

Water line with 1/4 inch brass connector, water filter inlet

Water tube 5/16" on both the curved and strait ends

Lower drain tube

Plastic water line, water valve to ice maker fill tube

Water Line from main inlet valve to water filter

Drain tube

6' Stainless Steel Waterline Installation Kit is used for the connection of a refrigerator to the source water system shut off valve. Kit contains 6' long stainless steel water line, 1/4'' compression union, and Teflon pipe thread sealant.

Water line installation kit; includes one 7 foot industrial braided flexible hose and one brass union.

Tubing plastic 103"

Icemaker installation kit. *Kit contains: 20 feet of copper tubing, one adjustable self tapping saddle valve, and two 1/4 inch compression adapters.
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