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Yellow plastic tube on back of frig.
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Tom Loughney
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Yellow plastic broke, fridge works on AC did not try gas yet. What is it?



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Steve VW
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Probably drain tube for defrosting? Glad you're back. (Check your PMs)


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There are 3 yellow plastic thingies in the pic - which one is it?

The one in the upper right, if tubing, as SteveVW mentioned, is likely the drain, although most go to the hot section to be evaporated.


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On our coach, the yellow tubing, shown in your picture is attached to the solenoid, that supplies the water to our ice maker. The supply valve to your solenoid must be closed, or water would be leaking from the broken tube.
 
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Tom Loughney
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Ice maker line. Lucky I have had that shut off for years. I don't use much ice. Lucky I guess. Thanks. RV in good condition, batteries were weak, put a jumper from a car and got the gen set running then jumped the engine batteries and it started right up.


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Ice maker line. Lucky I have had that shut off for years. I don't use much ice. Lucky I guess. Thanks. RV in good condition, batteries were weak, put a jumper from a car and got the gen set running then jumped the engine batteries and it started right up.


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