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LG Water Tank Assembly MJM61904702 OEM Part
was
$133.99
Special Price
$99.99
This manufacture part number # MJM61904702 replaces our competitor’s part numbers: AP5605034, MJM61904702, PS3650155, 2676716, 4838JJ1003A, 4839JJ2002A, 4839JJ2003A.
MFG Number
MJM61904702
Availability:
In stock
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Description of Refrigerator Tubing Coil Assembly:
The LG refrigerator water tank, as an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) component, facilitates the storage and dispensing of chilled, filtered water, primarily serving the appliance’s water and ice dispensing mechanisms. It guarantees a consistent flow of cold water, available for immediate dispensing or ice creation by the ice maker.
This specific LG component is also suitable for use with compatible Kenmore/Sears models.
Common Problems Resolved by Replacing This Component:
1. A lack of water or reduced flow from the refrigerator’s water outlet.
2. Structural issues such as cracks or leaks in the water tank that may cause water to spill within the fresh food section.
3. Difficulties in accessing or using the water dispenser, often traced back to tank-related issues.
4. An unpleasant taste or odor in the water, potentially indicating contamination or degradation of the existing water tank.
Replacing this part effectively addresses and resolves leaks associated with the water tank system.
The LG refrigerator water tank, as an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) component, facilitates the storage and dispensing of chilled, filtered water, primarily serving the appliance’s water and ice dispensing mechanisms. It guarantees a consistent flow of cold water, available for immediate dispensing or ice creation by the ice maker.
This specific LG component is also suitable for use with compatible Kenmore/Sears models.
Common Problems Resolved by Replacing This Component:
1. A lack of water or reduced flow from the refrigerator’s water outlet.
2. Structural issues such as cracks or leaks in the water tank that may cause water to spill within the fresh food section.
3. Difficulties in accessing or using the water dispenser, often traced back to tank-related issues.
4. An unpleasant taste or odor in the water, potentially indicating contamination or degradation of the existing water tank.
Replacing this part effectively addresses and resolves leaks associated with the water tank system.
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