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[quote=Applianceaid;384418]Hello,

This would depend if the water line is insulated. You can remove the front facia and tug on the line. If the line comes through then yes you could replace it. On most of the older Kitchen aid units the water line is insulated into the door. 

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Applianceaid	Posted: Monday, March 21, 2011 2:26:53 PM(UTC)
	Hello, This would depend if the water line is insulated. You can remove the front facia and tug on the line. If the line comes through then yes you could replace it. On most of the older Kitchen aid units the water line is insulated into the door. Appliance & Refrigerator Repair
kenthebear	Posted: Monday, March 21, 2011 11:17:04 AM(UTC)
	During my move I tried to remove the freezer door and cut the water line at the bottom hinge pin. Can I replace this line?

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