the tubing , on the door, where water depenses is cracked. how do I replace the tubing?
the tubing on the door?...front door, shour door? washer door?, garage door?.....dependes?...hurry , come back, clarify...lol oh oh oh, you mean the refridgerater door. why didn't you say that to begin with?. ok Brenda, type in your search box, plastic tubing for your brand fridge and model number. there you'll find a parts list and look up the length of hose you need. or, you can take yours out (shut the water off first) and take it to home depot or lowes and they'll cut you a piece to replace yours. there real easypeasy, so, I know you can do it!! git after it! good luck! water dispenser, and ice maker. altho you only need the water dispenser I believe (hose,tube, whatever)
Wow! Are you wanting to replace all the tubing inside the door? This can be a very difficult if not impossible job to accomplish. There are countless components that require removal to expose all the tubing for replacement. Although you just ask about the door, the tubing going to the icemaker is embedded in the permanent foam insulation in the cabinet casing. It is also installed in the foam inside the door. They do this to prevent the water inside the tubing from freezing. Most water dispensers are located in the freezer side door. If you just want to replace the short stub of tubing that the water passes through at the dispenser, you should be able to cut off the part that is cracked or split and glue a short food grade piece of tubing on to it using food grade adhesive (available at restaurant supply stores). (Use a short collar of the next larger diameter tubing to join the two pieces.Also available at the supply store.) Good luck!
