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We moved this fridge ( GE mod:GSS22JEPD BB ) and had to remove the doors.

In the process of removing the freezer door, I believe we cracked the water tube. Now when connecting the fridge to a water line, we notice water leaking from the tube right by the door hinge.

I bought a new water line to replace this. Unfortunately, every tutorial I found does not show me how to get this dispenser out of the door and replace the tube.

I tried pulling on the nozzle, but seems quiet stuck.

Can someone please help.

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dispenser nozel

UPDATE: Unfortunately, I found out that I cannot replace this particular water tube, I would have to replace the entire door. Is there any way to somehow seal the portion of the tube by gluing a seal as a 'wrapper' of sorts instead of shelling out $hundreds for a door? Any creative suggestions?

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  • Are you sure it is cracked, can you see the crack ? Is it close to the end of the hose, can it be cut out ? Did you get the push to connect fitting FIRMLY seated ?
    – Alaska Man
    Commented May 13, 2020 at 19:22
  • Well water is coming out from right under the door hinge where the tube comes out of, and where it was pinched when we took the door off. That's why I'm saying it was cracked. I've already replaced the fitting that it connects to under the fridge
    – ssrhhrm
    Commented May 13, 2020 at 22:50
  • I'm not sure exactly where the leak is in the tube but the trickle is pretty close to the door hinge which doesn't leave much room to cut and replace. I'm not sure which fitting you mean that should be "FIRMLY seated". Do you mean the white tube fitting at the bottom that connects the two water lines? If so, yes that was firmly connected when I tested.
    – ssrhhrm
    Commented May 14, 2020 at 8:52
  • @Alaska Man, if I do cut the line to replace it, how do I attach another piece to it?
    – ssrhhrm
    Commented May 16, 2020 at 14:08
  • In your first photo is white push to connect fitting on the end of the tube on the right, it has a drop of water on it. That is the fitting i was talking about, the tube on the left should be connected to that fitting,( pushed into it very firmly to seat it ) if you do not no what i was talking about then does that mean you did not disconnect it ? How did it get disconnected ? Have you called GE support ? geappliances.com/appliance/…
    – Alaska Man
    Commented May 16, 2020 at 18:04

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