WR57X10051 WR57X10032 Refrigerator Dual Inlet Water Valve for GE Hotpoint Kenmore Refrigerators
WR57X10051 WR57X10032 Refrigerator Dual Inlet Water Valve for GE Hotpoint Kenmore Refrigerators
WR57X10051 Refrigerator Dual Inlet Water Valve
Key Features
- Controls water flow to both the ice maker and water dispenser
- Dual solenoid design for independent operation
- Includes push-to-connect fittings for plastic water lines
Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers
- AP3672839
- PS901314
- WR57X10012
- 1032629
- AH901314
- EA901314
- IMV513
- WR02X10105
- WR57X0092
- PD00000995
Compatibility & Fitment
- Designed for various refrigerator models
- Compatible with select models from brands including General Electric (GE), Hotpoint, and Kenmore
When to Replace
- Ice maker is not producing ice or is producing small cubes
- Water dispenser is not working or has a slow flow
- Water valve is leaking from the body or connections
- Refrigerator is making unusual buzzing or humming noises
Installation Tips
- Always disconnect the refrigerator from power and shut off the water supply before beginning installation.
- For models with existing plastic water lines, cut the retaining nuts off the lines.
- Ensure the water lines are cut cleanly and squarely before inserting them into the new valve's push-to-connect fittings.
- Gently push the plastic water lines into the new valve until they are fully seated.








Description
WR57X10051 Refrigerator Dual Inlet Water Valve
Key Features
- Controls water flow to both the ice maker and water dispenser
- Dual solenoid design for independent operation
- Includes push-to-connect fittings for plastic water lines
Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers
- AP3672839
- PS901314
- WR57X10012
- 1032629
- AH901314
- EA901314
- IMV513
- WR02X10105
- WR57X0092
- PD00000995
Compatibility & Fitment
- Designed for various refrigerator models
- Compatible with select models from brands including General Electric (GE), Hotpoint, and Kenmore
When to Replace
- Ice maker is not producing ice or is producing small cubes
- Water dispenser is not working or has a slow flow
- Water valve is leaking from the body or connections
- Refrigerator is making unusual buzzing or humming noises
Installation Tips
- Always disconnect the refrigerator from power and shut off the water supply before beginning installation.
- For models with existing plastic water lines, cut the retaining nuts off the lines.
- Ensure the water lines are cut cleanly and squarely before inserting them into the new valve's push-to-connect fittings.
- Gently push the plastic water lines into the new valve until they are fully seated.























