Thats exactly what my side by side does, leak all over the floor when
filling a glass. Checking out a price of a new part (just need the
little plastic piece that serves as the spout, which is perhaps 1/4"
diam by about 3 inches long bent in the shape of a "J") sort of took
me by surprise..$55.00 for just that small piece. Needless to say I
left it at the repair parts house, and fashioned my own.

Its unreal how cheap they make things today and then charge such high
prices for the replacement parts.


On Thu, 24 Jul 2003 05:48:26 GMT, "Leo Lichtman"
wrote:

x-
x-PrecisionMachinist (clip)You should find a lock switch, flick it the other
x-way...........
x-^^^^^^^^^^^^
x-Yep, the water comes in through a hollow hinge pin. I wish mine could be
x-fixed by just flipping a switch. The little tube connection on the bottom
x-of the hinge is broken off, so the rubber hose is lying on the floor. When
x-you press a glass against the lever, that operates a solenoid valve
x-somewhere, and runs water on the floor.
x-
x-Oh, well, I never thought ice water in the door was that useful anyway.
x-

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