Broken water line for dispenser Bosch B20CS50SNS refrigerator.

The water supply line to the water dispenser is foamed into the door but if the break is at the bottom there is a way to fix it.
1. Remove bottom cover and disconnect water supply line.
1 Remove the cover for top hinge on the freezer door. Disconnect the electrical connections behind the hinge cover and remove the singel bolt from the top hinge. Lift up on the front of the hinge to remove the hinge. Lift up on the freezer door to remove.
2. Remove the bottom hinge from the freezer door.
3. The plastic bottom of the door is only held in place by foam. Using a putty knife pry the bottom plastic off.i cut thru the foam with the putty knife the is just came free.
4. Cut back the foam around the hose to a depth of about 4 to 6 inchs. I used a long thin kitchen knife.
5. Push the hose so it can be cut at 90 degrees.
Insert a push splice with a new section of hose attached.
6 reassemble. The water supply line to the water dispenser is foamed into the door but if the break is at the bottom there is a way to fix it. 1. Remove bottom cover and disconnect water supply line. 1 Remove the cover for top hinge on the freezer door. Disconnect the electrical connections behind the hinge cover and remove the singel bolt from the top hinge. Lift up on the front of the hinge to remove the hinge. Lift up on the freezer door to remove. 2. Remove the bottom hinge from the freezer door. 3. The plastic bottom of the door is only held in place by foam. Using a putty knife pry the bottom plastic off.i cut thru the foam with the putty knife the is just came free. 4. Cut back the foam around the hose to a depth of about 4 to 6 inchs. I used a long thin kitchen knife. 5. Push the hose so it can be cut at 90 degrees. Insert a push splice with a new section of hose attached. 6 reassemble.

The above method (from Anonymous Thank you!) worked for me and saved $690 dollars for a new door!. just a couple of points to add.

1. Be careful of sharp edges on the bottom of the door after removing the bottom plate.. I cut by finger on it. Before working in the door bottom, put some duct tape along the sharp edges and you will be good to go

2. There was plastic sleeve over the broken hose that I just cur away and pulled off.

3. Because it was too hard to go deep into the door to cur the hose and place the fittings, I had to trim the plastic hinges about 3/4 of an inch.

4.I used an offset medical scissors to cut the bad pipe away in order get access

5. i stuffed the old foam back in and used bubble wrap to file in the empty space

6. I used bathroom calk to put back the bottom plate.

7. When putting in the bottom plate, be sure it is under the plastic molding on the door and it fits flush The above method (from Anonymous Thank you!) worked for me and saved $690 dollars for a new door!. just a couple of points to add. 1. Be careful of sharp edges on the bottom of the door after removing the bottom plate.. I cut by finger on it. Before working in the door bottom, put some duct tape along the sharp edges and you will be good to go 2. There was plastic sleeve over the broken hose that I just cur away and pulled off. 3. Because it was too hard to go deep into the door to cur the hose and place the fittings, I had to trim the plastic hinges about 3/4 of an inch. 4.I used an offset medical scissors to cut the bad pipe away in order get access 5. i stuffed the old foam back in and used bubble wrap to file in the empty space 6. I used bathroom calk to put back the bottom plate. 7. When putting in the bottom plate, be sure it is under the plastic molding on the door and it fits flush