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Water inlet valve

Primary water inlet valve

Water inlet valve

Refrigerator icemaker water inlet valve. If the icemaker is making small or hollow cubes then the water inlet valve may be restricted and require replacement.

Water valve

Secondary dual water valve

Dual secondary water inlet valve

Dual water inlet valve kit

Water inlet valve

Refrigerator dual water inlet valve with quick connect fittings. If the water dispenser or icemaker does not work then the inlet valve may be defective.

Secondary dual water inlet valve

Water inlet valve for ice maker. If water line is needed, please see related item.

Two-way water valve

Secondary inlet valve

Valve-solenoid, water single
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When your refrigerator float water inlet valve fails, symptoms vary by brand and model. Below are the most important questions homeowners ask about refrigerator float water inlet valve replacement.
Wear from age, heat cycles, and electrical stress are the top causes. Contamination and mechanical strain also shorten float water inlet valve life. Genuine OEM parts installed correctly typically restore full function.
Look for a data plate or label on your unit — typical locations include the door frame, back panel, or inside an access panel. Enter your full model number in our search to pull the exact OEM float water inlet valve for your model.
Most float water inlet valve replacements take between 30 minutes and 2 hours depending on the product type and accessibility. Our step-by-step repair videos walk through disconnection, removal, installation, and testing.


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Check the interior of your refrigerator for the model number label, starting with the side wall of the fresh food compartment. If it is not there, look behind the crisper drawers, on the compartment ceiling, or near the door hinge. The complete model number may include letters, numbers, and a revision code, so copy it exactly as shown. Enter that number in the model number search to narrow the full refrigerator parts catalog to parts that fit your specific unit, including water valves, ice makers, fans, and control boards. Matching by model first saves time and helps prevent ordering a part that looks right but does not fit.

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