General Electric WR17X12741 Refrigerator Assembly Tank Water

Special Price $166.85 Regular Price $217.63
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WR17X12741

Product Description

The General Electric WR17X12741 Refrigerator Water Tank Assembly holds the water that is used for ice and the dispenser. It fills in through the inlet valve, pumps water into a ice maker or dispenser when turned on and keeps a steady supply. This water system is commonly attached to the back or side wall of the refrigerator, close to the inlet and dispensing parts.
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Manufacturer Name: GENERAL ELECTRIC
Product Number: WR17X12741
OEM Part Number: WR17X12741
Product Description: Asm Tank Water

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the General Electric WR17X12741 Assembly Tank Water?

Regularly inspect the refrigerator water tank for cracks or leaks and clean it with mild soap and water. Ensure connections are secure to prevent leaks. Proper maintenance ensures consistent water flow and reduces contamination risks. Always disconnect power before handling.

What are common issues with the General Electric WR17X12741 Assembly Tank Water?

  • Leaks at the connection points.
  • Water flow obstruction or slow dispensing.
  • Cracks or damage to the tank.
  • Strange odors from stagnant water.

Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off refrigerator water supply and unplug unit for safety.

Step2: Empty nearby compartments to gain clear access to rear tank area.

Step3: Disconnect inlet and outlet water lines from old tank assembly.

Step4: Remove mounting clips or screws holding tank in place.

Step5: Install new tank, reconnect water lines tightly without leaks.

Step6: Restore water and power, then check for proper flow and sealing.