Questions & Answers for: KitchenAid open you tube

...plugged with ice so take some regular table salt and two or three teaspoons on the top of the tube opening will break it loose and start draining. Take some regular tap water and pour down just to ...

...tube part that has 1 screw in it. Hi Cranberry, The part your looking for is #8201537. You can see it here. Threading it through the door is simple if you know the secret to it. First you need to go ...

...open (sensor eye blocked), but light should stay on solid when pressing down flapper on other sensor eye on opposite side of freezer. After hair dryer defrost of water tube and compartment below, all ...

...open Check the short black tube that is above the icemaker fill cup , to see if it is frozen . If so , then the water valve is " seeping " . Not closing completely and letting drops go thru which ...

Opened up the freezer to find a spray of ice over everything. Assumed it was water from the icemaker so shut it off. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance, bob. Suspect ice delivery tube froze slowly ...

...may also be pieces of paper or fragments of bone or fruit and vegetable peels stuck in the spray openings. If these won't slush out, you'll need to remove them with tweezers. I hope this ...

...is ice or frost, and you will need to open up the inner back panel of the freezer to get to the cooling tube. Look for an opening under the evaporator. Suggest a hair dryer to defrost the

...open a wee bit and the seeping water trickles into the i/m fill tube where it freezes that wee bit then the next wee bit till the tube is totally frozen Replacing the valve and thawing that tube will ...

open just a wee bit and allowing water to dribble into that tube,where it freezes it before it enters the icemaker.To repair that replace the water inlet valve and remove the ice from that tube I hope

...tube leading to a pan close by. if it's clogged, it is probably frozen, you may thaw it with a hair dryer, but it may melt plastic. if you don't want to do too much work... unplug it, and let it thaw ...