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This double outlet water valve kit replaces the sometimes problematic plastic "Y" connector.
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Leaking | Ice maker not making ice | Not dispensing water
This part works with the following products:
Refrigerator.
Part# 12001892 replaces these:
AP4009066, 936009, 12001892, 61003783
Customer Repair Stories
Average Repair Rating: 3.6 / 5.0, 9 reviews.
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wtaer leak at door supply or ice maker wouldn't due to lack of water
Pulled out frig and unplugged it from wall. Took out 2 screws to gain access to valves. Took out screw holding bracket holding valve bracket to frig and removed one more to remove the old valve from bracket. Simple water disconnect with wrench after that and changing the lines to door cutting them back 1/2 ", direct plug in electrical c
... Read moreonnections, replacement exact like original. I had previously changed the other solinoid with the problematic Y connector but that didn't do the trick. This fix seems to be the correct one to fix the problem.
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sandra from danielson, CT
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
Less than 15 mins
Tools:
Nutdriver, Wrench (Adjustable)
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Ice maker would not work
Turned of power and water to unit. Removed water lines and electrical wires to old valves, tagged wires and hoses before removing. Cut old hose and installed new hose kit. Change from two water lines to one. Remove old valves and replace with new, reinstall water and electrical wires.Turn on water to check for leaks if there are no leaks
... Read moreturn power back on and check for water going to ice maker. A really easy repair.
Pulled out ref. removed 3 screws holding the fiber covering. Removed one screw holding the water inlet, disconected the elecrical and the water line from supply and the tubing going to the water filter. Then connected water lines and the electrical to new inlet, and attached the new inlet back with the one screw, reattached the fibe
... Read morer backing. All Done.
Note: ice cube tray did not fill immediately...air in water line??? However, after short time all works fine.
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Cletus from Sebring, FL
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
Tools:
Pliers, Screw drivers
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Water dispenser not working
First I unpluged the frigerator, then I turned off the water. Then I removed the the black cover from the bottom back of the frig. The valves are located on the bottom right. Unscrew the bracket that is holding the two valves. I then removed the bottom valve from the bracket, unplug the electrical connections, and connect to the new valve
... Read more. To remove the water lines from the valves just move the white ring around on top of the valve and pull the line out and insert into the new one when ready. (the valves are the same colors) Do the same to the top valve, mount back to the bracket, then mount the bracket to the frig, hook up your water line to the valve, turn on the water and check for leaks, plug it in. Then put a glass under the water dispenser and try it out, it'll take a few seconds to get the water running through. PartSelect was very quick on getting me my parts, TWO days, couldn't believe it. Very good examples of parts on web page. Very satisfied and will use again.
the repair was simple and I not inclined to do these things at all. I turned off the water supply line, unplugged the unit, unscrewed the outlet valve, removed the lines and inserted the new one. piece of cake
ty from snellville, GA
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
1- 2 hours
Tools:
Socket set, Wrench set
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Water dispenser and ice maker wouldn't work (bought the fridge u$ed)
I bought the following parts:
PS109042 Double Outlet Water Valve PS46363 Dual Outlet Water Valve Kit
When I bought the fridge, the part that PS109042 replaces was cracked and leaking water badly. When I ordered the replacement part, I got confused and ordered PS46363 by mistake. The original parts look similar
... Read more even when side by side, but the replacement parts are revised drastically.
PS46363 is for the line that is between the water source and the water filter. The original lines from the filter are split (the original part has two inlets) and pipe to one inlet. You'll have to cut your hose right before it forks. The directions that come with the part are very straight-forward.
PS109042 actually distributes the filtered water to the water dispenser and icemaker. The old part had plastic fittings that held the water hosing to the part. The new part has no plastic fittings, yet holds the hosing to the part tightly. The directions that come with the part are very short and concise.
I also replaced the factory water filter with a Brita replacement (they are cheaper and I've used Brita filters before...they are solid).
All in all, I spent less than $100 on fixing a $500 used fridge that works as good as new. My wife was initially doubtful but fairly satisfied with the cost of the parts and the simplicity of installing them.
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Ronald from Gainesville, VA
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
Tools:
Nutdriver, Screw drivers, Socket set
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Leak from bottom of fridge
I removed the one sheet metal screw holding the valve to the side of the fridge. I unhooked the water line, reinstalled the waterline to the new valve and screwed in back to the side of the fridge with the sheet metal screw.
Lisa from Las Vegas, NV
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
Less than 15 mins
Tools:
Nutdriver
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Ice Maker Wouldn't Fill Consistently
Replaced old dual outlet water valve with new design, which eliminates the (reportedly) troublesome "y" connector. A relatively simple matter of unplugging the refrig., turning off the water that feeds the ice maker and removing the cardboard/fabric service panel at the bottom rear of the refrig. Removed one screw with a nutdriver, discon
... Read morenected the valve from both lines and out came the old valve with little fanfare. Next, as I replaced the valve with the new and improved version, cut out the "y" connector and used the supplied union and tubing to connect to the existing water line (just upstream from where the "y" connector was). Then, as my water/ice dispenser was sticking "on", I went ahead and replaced the rubber activator and internal switch. This just required moving a few hex screws on the front part of the dispenser to gain access to the parts. A relative snap and now all is working well.
The valve on the frig cracked when the frig was in freezing temps during a move. The part was slightly different than the picture on the parts website due to a design change that eliminated the Y in the water line created only one connection on the valve where there used to be two. I found this out reading on other websites. T
... Read morehis design change also resulted in a part number change, but because this website had such good pics and views, I was able to determine the part was right. We received the part within 3 days and installation was easy. We eliminated the Y in the line and attached the fittings.
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Betsy from Zimmerman, MN
Difficulty Level:
Easy
Total Repair Time:
15 - 30 mins
Tools:
Pliers, Wrench set
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Dale
September 15, 2017
Ice maker does not make ice. Water dispenser continues to dispense water. I need the valve assembly to correct this issue but not sure which is correct assembly based upon drawings. Can you recommend the correct assembly?
For model number JCD2389GTW
Hi Dale,
Thank you for the question. The valve you will need is the Double Outlet Water Valve,PartSelect Number PS2060970.This part is a solenoid-operated switch that, when activated, releases water from the supply line to the water valve and into the compact icemaker mold.
Good luck with the repair!
Why does this unit have two coils on the water inlet valve with a y going into one line if i buy a new valve it comes with a kit to go down to one line. But the new water valve has another coil (do you just leave they wires off the second coil)
For model number msd2448drw
Hi Robert,
Thank you for your question. The new valve comes with a different top fitting, a quick release fitting. As there is only one fitting for a water line, you will need to cut the old water line at the end of the Y-connecter. Then, you will insert the quick connect water tube that comes with the water inlet valve kit into the old line. Once you have completed this, pull on the line to make sure it is secure. The other end of the water line fits into the water inlet valve. When reattaching the wires, the brown wires are on the right side and the red wires are on the left. We hope this helps! Good luck with the repair!
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Jeremy
December 17, 2024
The water dispenser is not working on my refrigerator. It makes ice and dispenses it just fine. The light also works so I dont think it is the control board. I noticed 2 different valve kits , one inlet and one outlet. Which one do you think would fix my issue? I am not at home to test the coils for these right now. I would like to order the part so when I get home I can replace it right away. Thank you!
For model number JCD2289ATW
Hi Jeremy, thank you for contacting us. Based on our understanding, the issue is most probably with the water inlet valve assembly, part number PS2060970. It supplies water to the ice maker and water dispenser in the refrigerator. You may need to replace it to fix the issue. We hope this sorts out your problem!
I already replaced Whirlpool oem part #61005626 but water dispenser does not dispense water, ice maker working fine.
For model number MZD2768GEW
Hi Luis, Thank you for the question. The next thing I suggest woudl be the Limit Switch,PartSelect Number PS11743234.The function of this part is to control the dispensing of water when the dispenser lever is pressed.Hope this helps!
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Luis
October 28, 2017
Limit switch replaced with partselect number ps11743234, water dispenser still does not dispense water.
For model number MZD2768GEW
Hi Luis,
Thank you for your question. You may want to check your water inlet valves to see if they are working correctly. You may also want to check your filter as well. You can test your water inlet valves with a multi meter. Good luck with your repair.
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Lynn
April 17, 2018
After a power outage of a couple days, the water from the door dispenser tastes bad (even after flushing, changing the filter and flushing again), but the ice tastes just fine. So, the problem must be limited to after the water supply splits going to the ice maker and the water dispenser. I suspect the water solenoid valve is imparting the taste, but the diagram(s) doesn't show it clearly. Where is it located? Part number?
For model number MSD2456DEB
Hi Lynn, Thank you for the question. Here is a repair story left by a previous customer. They explain where the valve is located."A relatively simple matter of unplugging the refrig., turning off the water that feeds the ice maker and removing the cardboard/fabric service panel at the bottom rear of the refrig. Removed one screw with a nutdriver, disconnected the valve from both lines and out came the old valve with little fanfare. Next, as I replaced the valve with the new and improved version, cut out the "y" connector and used the supplied union and tubing to connect to the existing water line (just upstream from where the "y" connector was)." Hope this helps!
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Bob
April 30, 2018
Plunger for crushed ice, ice cubes and water sticks and will not release when glass, etc is removed from actuator. Is there a way to lubricate the plunger?
For model number JCD2389GTB
Hi Bob, Thank you for the question. Unfortunately there is no lubricant for the plunger. I suggest replacing the solenoid with the plunger. Hope this helps!
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
PartSelect Number: PS2003420
Manufacturer Part Number: 12001892
