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1. Verified good water flow by unplugging incoming water and makIng sure there was good pressure.
2. Re-attached water supply line and unplugged water line after the electronic valve to test water pressure from valve when hitting the dispense button in the front of the refrigerator.
Found very little flow directly after the valve.
Replaced valve and now everything is good. (Refrigerator is less than 2 years old)
Pull the fridge out from the wall. Close the water supply valve. Unplug the appliance. Using a nutdriver , remove the panel at the lower rear. Set aside. Disconnect the water supply line from the solenoid valve. Using the nutdriver, remove the defective water valve. Disconnect the electrical connector noting orientation. Remove the black safety device from the valve where the quick connect line goes to the dispenser. Depress the ring on the fitting and remove the gray dispenser line. Discard the defective valve. Insert the dispenser line into the quick connect fitting on the new valve. Ensure that the line goes all the way into the fitting. Reconnect the electrical connector. Install the valve and connect the supply line. Reinstall the panel. Open the supply line valve. Plug in the refrigerator. Test. There well be some gurgling as water refills the system. If no leaks and water dispenses properly, push the fridge back against the wall. Enjoy!
