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• UPGRADED LEAK-PROOF DESIGN -- Our Fridge's New Partner! We’ve reinforced the connector structure and eliminated outdated threaded connections. Two heavy-duty locking clips secure the hose. Ensure a steady water supply to your ice maker and water dispenser—say goodbye to unexpected water buildup under your refrigerator and inconsistent ice production.
• REPLACEABILITY -- The W10408179 W10179146 water inlet valve replaces W10408179VP, 1938614, 2186486, 2188622, 2188708, 2188746, 2205762, 2255457, 2304757, 2304833, 2315534, 4389177, PS3497634, AP5263471, AP5263471, AP5263471, AP5263471, AP5263471. AP5263471, and many other models, and is compatible with whirl-pool, Ken-more, Kit-chen Aid, May-tag, R-oper, and other brands of refrigerators
• PRECISE COIL CONFIGURATION -- The green coil uses 5/16" terminals, the red coil uses 1/4" terminals（W1 = 35W and W2 = 20W）. Pro Tip: If your old connectors feel loose, gently squeeze the female connector on your refrigerator wire harness with pliers to tighten the grip before pushing onto our valve. This ensures a snug, permanent connection.
• HEAVY-DUTY CONSTRUCTION — Our W10408179 whirl-pool refrigerator ice maker water valve features industrial-grade metal fittings and high-density PP plastic, built to withstand water pressure and temperature fluctuations. Cheap valves cut corners with thin plastic and uncoated metal, leading to erratic water flow or sudden leaks that ruin your floors. Directly addresses the most frustrating refrigerator issues: leaking valves, malfunctioning ice makers, and dripping water outlets.
• INSTALLATION TIPS — Each valve includes 2 locking clips to secure the hose—don't skip them, or water pressure may cause leaks. Installation tips: (1) Push the tube straight in until it bottoms out (about 5/8"); (2) Slide the locking clip into the slot; (3) Before inserting, remove any old brass ferrule from your existing tube—double-stacking causes leaks. Simple as that!