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See Products Related To Whirlpool Estate Refrigerator Side By Side Water Valve 2205762: Whirlpool Whirlpool Part Number 2205762: Valve, Solenoid SUPER EASY AND CHEAP FIX! My refrigerator water dispenser was having an issue of constantly leaking water. It was a slow drip, but quite annoying as it would flood the catch basin and spill over. I went online and saw this tutorial about changing out the valve in the back of the fridge. Let me first start of by saying that it is a super easy fix. You can find the full tutorial online, but ultimately all you have to do is pull out the tubes from the old valve and just plug in the new ones. This is an OEM part, but from what I hear you can just buy a generic one for much cheaper. Almost all the major appliance makers have been using the same part for years because it is a simply valve with a solenoid inside. In the end this easy fix helped to stop the leakage and I couldn't of had been happier.

SUPER EASY AND CHEAP FIX! My refrigerator water dispenser was having an issue of constantly leaking water. It was a slow drip, but quite annoying as it would flood the catch basin and spill over. I went online and saw this tutorial about changing out the valve in the back of the fridge. Let me first start of by saying that it is a super easy fix. You can find the full tutorial online, but ultimately all you have to do is pull out the tubes from the old valve and just plug in the new ones. This is an OEM part, but from what I hear you can just buy a generic one for much cheaper. Almost all the major appliance makers have been using the same part for years because it is a simply valve with a solenoid inside. In the end this easy fix helped to stop the leakage and I couldn't of had been happier.