the lever broke and needs repaired. Is this a homeowner fix or a repairman? I can still operate it but this is not a clean fix.maybe super glue would work. If I had a manual I could fix it. thank you
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2 ge water in door push lever 2/26/2011, 21:59
MrBill
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If you have some experience in taking things apart and getting them back together go ahead and give it a shot.
You will more than likely find yourself calling in an expert on this one. Even after you have done a few of these they can still test your patience.
Give it a shot, the worst that is going to happen is that you will need to call a repairman to your house to put it back together. Best case, all goes well and you successfully get the thing back together.
I have faith in you. One tip, don't let the water line pop out of the hole that it is in. You'll know what I mean when you get there.
Bill
You will more than likely find yourself calling in an expert on this one. Even after you have done a few of these they can still test your patience.
Give it a shot, the worst that is going to happen is that you will need to call a repairman to your house to put it back together. Best case, all goes well and you successfully get the thing back together.
I have faith in you. One tip, don't let the water line pop out of the hole that it is in. You'll know what I mean when you get there.
Bill
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