How do I remove a built in GE Monogram refrigerator to get to the valve in the back?
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Which model of GE Monogram refrigerator you are using? The water value is behind the water filter housing on the top of Side by Side door refrigerator. You can check this link: http://www.geappliances.com/videos/monogram-refrigerator-troubleshooting-fix.htm
1879196
If it does come off, I'm sure it would be a project...maybe with a sharp knife or screwdriver it could be worked off, but would most likely damage surface of refrigerator.
1576759
the back is held in by philips screws also a seal is on the back plate, just remove screws and pry up.
1146999
Just insert a little flat screwdriver by one side and pull out, don´t make to much force only a gentle pull
2283224
When I googled your part # RIV-12AE2, it brought up links to sites showing a part that looked like the one I bought from Amazon that is the solenoid valve for the water dispenser and ice maker that I replaced in my GE side by side a few weeks ago. The valve was located at the bottom left of the back of the refrigerator. I shut off the water supply at the wall, unplugged the refrigerator and then unscrewed and took off the lower rear cover panel and disconnected the main water line running into the solenoid valve. I disconnected the valve and then pulled off the two lines running to the ice maker and water dispenser, and simply reconnected all three lines (the main water line from the wall) and the two lines up to the ice maker and dispenser, and then I re-hooked the valve into the fridge, plugged in the fridge, turned on the water, and then checked the dispenser. No more dripping water. I hope this helps you.
325586
Turn the dispenser up side down, turn the tab to the unlock position and pull it up to remove. It should come out on the leaver side.
1658296
I used a metal paint spatula to loosen the trim piece inside the micro door. Once loose I could reach the concealed screw on the bottom. I removed the screw...removed the top handle screw and the handle was off. Just screw in the new one...not overtight...and pop the trim back in. You are done!! Simple. Good luck.
696994
To remove it, just grasp the two extended levers and pull off with slight force. I have kept mine on there in case I need to bring the bottle with me during travels.
1162556
Thank you for your interest in Goedekers! We are able to set that up so that the old refrigerator is removed as long as it is disconnected. If you have any other questions, please call me at 1-888-768-1710. Thank you and have a great day! -Danielle at Goedekers
1063208
This was surprisingly easy to do. Use a flat head screwdriver to carefully pry out the black gasket and screen. Set aside. Use a 1/4 inch drill bit and drill slowly into the flow restrictor below. When the drill bit punches through the plastic (60 seconds) pull and out will come the flow restrictor attached to the drill bit. Replace the gasket/screen and you are good to go. This took less than five minutes, and I am not a handy person.
678413
On my refrigerator it just pulled out. If you go online to your specific make and model refrigerator they usually have the manufacture's instructions &#55357;&#56842;
360350
I have not done this yet. I thought it just unscrewed. Sorry to not be more helpful. I got the largest CO2 container so I don't have to replace it often.
1725769
That special removal tool that you would need is actually visible in the picture of this valve. It is a "C" shaped ring that is next to the copper-colored end and can be slipped on & off from the side. This will be as easy to remove as it was to install, but I doubt that I'll ever have to remove it.
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I went to the frigidaire site. You can find out there. That's what I did. Good luck
976885
It fit nicely in my fridge, but I am no expert. What I did was go to the Frigidaire site and looked up the parts and the searched for it on Amazon. Thanks.
627910
There is a small, flat, squarish "u" shaped retainer clip that must be pulled away from the shaft of the replaceable cylinder. It is seated through a very thin slot in the brass part of the cylinder and surrounds the two "higher" clear plastic features on the valve handle end of the cylinder. Once that is removed, pull the brass control shaft with a needle-nose pliers, (it will be stiff). Once you have replaced with the new cylinder, you will need to realign those "higher" plastic features with the in-brass slots and the retainer clip replaced. The control handle is removed and replaced with a phillips screw. after th cover plate is popped off with a flat screwdriver or knife. There is a small, flat, squarish "u" shaped retainer clip that must be pulled away from the shaft of the replaceable cylinder. It is seated through a very thin slot in the brass part of the cylinder and surrounds the two "higher" clear plastic features on the valve handle end of the cylinder. Once that is removed, pull the brass control shaft with a needle-nose pliers, (it will be stiff). Once you have replaced with the new cylinder, you will need to realign those "higher" plastic features with the in-brass slots and the retainer clip replaced. The control... » Read More There is a small, flat, squarish "u" shaped retainer clip that must be pulled away from the shaft of the replaceable cylinder. It is seated through a very thin slot in the brass part of the cylinder and surrounds the two "higher" clear plastic features on the valve handle end of the cylinder. Once that is removed, pull the brass control shaft with a needle-nose pliers, (it will be stiff). Once you have replaced with the new cylinder, you will need to realign those "higher" plastic features with the in-brass slots and the retainer clip replaced. The control handle is removed and replaced with a phillips screw. after th cover plate is popped off with a flat screwdriver or knife. « Show Less
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if you go on youtube you will find videos that will show you step by step how to remove the valve and more...good luck.