
- ✅ UNIVERSAL PART: The frozen water line tool works with the standard 0.25-inch water dispenser and lines found in most refrigerator models.
- ✅ UNFREEZES THE WATER DISPENSER: Did your fridge’s water dispenser stop working? Odds are that you have a frozen water line inside the freezer door. Thankfully, thawing out a frozen water line is simple and quick with the frozen water line tool.
- ✅ TAKES JUST SECONDS: In just a few seconds, you can unfreeze your water line. The tool enables you to squirt hot water up into the dispenser, melting the ice blockage and giving you back full use of your refrigerator. No other tools required.
- ✅ EXTRA-LONG 24-IN. LENGTH: Other frozen water line tools only include 18 inches of tubing or less. Ours comes with 24 inches of tubing, so you can easily reach any ice blockage.
- ✅ HIGH-QUALITY TOOL: This tool has a leak-free syringe and custom small diameter tubing specially designed to fit inside a fridge’s water dispenser outlet line. It’s reliable and easy to use for fast results.
Your refrigerator water dispenser has suddenly stopped working, but the ice maker still works?
Frozen Water Line Tool is an awesome DIY tool to fix the common problem of frozen water dispensers. And it's easy to use! It is a leak-free syringe with custom small diameter tubing that is made to fit inside your dispenser outlet line.
Compatibility
The frozen water line tool’s tube has a 0.25-inch diameter. This is the standard size used by most refrigerator models.
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