Hi, can anyone help me?
I read from here http://applianceguru...um19/24226.html
service bulletin listed only Models BSS, DSS, ESH, GSH, GSS, GST, HSS, SSS
but my Refrigerator had the exact same problem of freezing water dispenser. Can this heater works on my model GSL25IGRBS. I want to fix it so bad.
Thanks
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Does Dispenser Heater Kit WR49X10173 works on GE GSL25IGRBS Refrigerator?
Started by nguyen2012, Mar 25 2012 07:35 PM
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Posted 26 March 2012 - 06:35 AM
Your model is close, but no cigar. Might be worth a try: WR49X10173 DISPENSER WATER TUBE HEATER KIT - NO WATER OUT THE FZ DOOR DISPENSER generic / 196KB Created Date: 03/11/2011 Publication #: 31-46112-2
WR49X10173 dispenser water tube tubing frozen freezer ice icing freezing door heater kit 31-46112 31-46112-1 metal bpo 197D7768P001, GSL25JFTA, GSS22I, GSS20I, GSS25K, GSH25K, GSS22K, GSH22K, GSS25J, GSS22J, GSS22L, GSS25L, GSS25S, GSS22S, GSS20I, GSS22I, GSS25K, GSH25K GSS22K, GSH22K, GSS25J, GSS22J, GSS25S, GSS22S, GSS25L, GSS20I, GSS25I, GSL25W, GSS25J, GSS25S, GSH25K, GSH22K, GSS22S
WR49X10173 dispenser water tube tubing frozen freezer ice icing freezing door heater kit 31-46112 31-46112-1 metal bpo 197D7768P001, GSL25JFTA, GSS22I, GSS20I, GSS25K, GSH25K, GSS22K, GSH22K, GSS25J, GSS22J, GSS22L, GSS25L, GSS25S, GSS22S, GSS20I, GSS22I, GSS25K, GSH25K GSS22K, GSH22K, GSS25J, GSS22J, GSS25S, GSS22S, GSS25L, GSS20I, GSS25I, GSL25W, GSS25J, GSS25S, GSH25K, GSH22K, GSS22S
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Posted 29 March 2012 - 04:59 PM
Thanks Senpai, I'll give it a try to see if it works.
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Posted 17 April 2012 - 12:33 AM
I was able to get the part for free from GE as one time courtesy. Manage to install it alright. It seem to work ok.
Now, a week later, the water inlet valve in the back start leaking. The only reason I can think of is back when I was installing the water heater kit. I either turning the the water supply valve wrong direction, or turn it on too quickly causing high pressure and crack the water inlet valve? I saw a video guide on youtube, relatively easy to replace. Just wondering if anyone know the cause so I can be more careful in the future and not breaking anymore stuff
Now, a week later, the water inlet valve in the back start leaking. The only reason I can think of is back when I was installing the water heater kit. I either turning the the water supply valve wrong direction, or turn it on too quickly causing high pressure and crack the water inlet valve? I saw a video guide on youtube, relatively easy to replace. Just wondering if anyone know the cause so I can be more careful in the future and not breaking anymore stuff
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Posted 17 April 2012 - 11:26 AM
Is it leaking from the valve body or from where the plastic tube connects to the valve? If the connection, may just need to remove and reseat (shut of water supply first!).
If the valve body, you'll need to replace the valve. Probably just a fluke.
Valve part link => http://www.repaircli...ber=GSL25IGRBBS
And how to replace it:
If the valve body, you'll need to replace the valve. Probably just a fluke.
Valve part link => http://www.repaircli...ber=GSL25IGRBBS
And how to replace it:
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Posted 17 April 2012 - 02:07 PM
It leaks from the valve body. That was the video I watched too. Thanks for the info. Will replace it then.
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