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Old 04-26-2010, 08:32 PM   #1
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broken ice maker hose.

The other day I found water running out of the bottom left corner of my 2 dooor fridge and figgered it must be the ice maker sio I turned off the valve at the filter.When I took it into the rv place to get the w/s put back in,I asked them to do several things and one was to check the ice maker for leaks. They told me the hose was toast and it would be $1.50 for the hose and $400 for the labor..
Sooo,my question is just how hard is it to slide the fridge out and repair this????
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Sometimes they can be a real bear. I would suggest that they not just install a neoprene or nylon hose but install the hose kit assmy from OEM with a heater and thermostat. I think 3 hours labor would be enough to do the above job.
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