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Thanks so much for making this video, you just saved me a bunch of money. I had to adapt this to my fridge but felt pretty good with your directions and instructions. I was able to rip out the water line, run some hot water over it, cleared out the frozen portion and then snaked it right back in. I had tried the syringe last night but that did not work and shot a bunch of water everywhere. I also dislodged the water line from its holder. One tip I will pass on to other viewers is to push the water dispenser once you disconnect the water line at the bottom. This will tell you if the frozen water is on the refrigerator side or the freezer side. Water came out from me, so I knew where the clog was. Our water line froze up after I recently adjusted the fridge and freezer temps down a little and went out of town over the weekend.

I am about to execute this tutorial. That was very helpful. So upon inspecting the connector down near the kick plate, I noticed water was going up the water line to the dispenser. It may have been frozen. So, before I start diagnosing all other malfunctioning possibilities, I decided to try this on first. Wish me luck.

What do I do if the line breaks? I was pulling it out and the bottom piece of line is still poking out of the bottom, but I have a 4.5 foot piece of tubing.

for almost 20 years I've had a fridge like this and only in the last year has this water line frozen up on me almost once a month. I have installed a heater near the end of the dispenser hose right around the ice door flapper, but the ice seems to form much deeper in the door. I know i can fix this with heat or leaving the door open. I even bought this thing called a Water Line Buddy that is just a syringe and a few feet of tube that has a smaller OD than the ID of the water line. It slides right in and in can inject hot water on the ice jam. However, my real question is why is it icing up after 20 years of not doing that. are there heaters inside the door that can be replaced? I know there is one near the door gasket but the interior of the freezer door is a mystery to me. Is it possible to access the interior of the freezer door where the hose runs to insulate it better? Hoping someone knows what the real issue is on this freezing water line. And to preemptively answer a question i think i will get: My thermostat setting has not changed in the colder direction. I have even tried a warmer setting with no luck. Has anyone tried adding the aluminum backed sound deadening material to the inward facing wall of the freezer door with any success?

Steve, outstanding video.

nice video, i have the same fridge but the hose is stuck and i can't get it out. What I can do?

Why not just go head connect tube to the dispenser before running it down the rabbit hole steve? Outstanding repair vids brother. -PawPaw

What size is the the water union?

I have a Frigidaire Gallery, it does not make ice a lot, it is slow but it makes ice, I checked the water line's and the water pressure, so it is the solenoid?, so if in case I order one, is it anything else it could be? any sugestion's. thank you for your help on this!!

Thank you for the video. We pulled out the water supply tube only a few inched and the clog disappeared. After putting the same tube back in place, the water dispenser is working like a charm.

I took mine out and now can’t get it back in. It hits something about 5 or 6 inches from the top, whether I insert the tube from the top or up the door, and just stops.

Why couldn't you just unplug the fridge?

Great job; my water value in the back of the Kenmore Refrigerator

That's a good video for a line that needs replacing from the front but the line I have leaking is the one in the back.

so that clean new line is connected to that dirty one? lol what am I missing...

Helpful video, but man, what a terrible design, much too complex for what it is. Seems like it's made just to break and be replaced.

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