The WR01L04644 is the OEM GE water tank assembly used in French door and bottom-mount refrigerators equipped with an internal water dispenser. This tank holds and chills the water supply before it reaches the dispenser spout, ensuring cold, clean water on demand. If your dispenser is slow, leaking, or not dispensing at all, a cracked or failed water tank is a common cause.

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The WR01L04644 water tank assembly is a direct OEM replacement sourced from GE. Constructed from food-safe materials, it fits the original mounting points without modification. This part supersedes the older WR17X12793 and 200D8931G002 part numbers — if either appears on your parts list, WR01L04644 is the correct current replacement. It is referenced as item #265 on the GE refrigerator parts diagram.

✓ Common Symptoms Fixed

Replacing the WR01L04644 water tank assembly typically resolves the following issues:

• Water dispenser not dispensing or dispensing slowly
• Water leaking inside the refrigerator compartment
• Visible cracks or damage to the water reservoir
• Warm or room-temperature water from the internal dispenser

✓ Key Features & Specifications

• OEM GE part number: WR01L04644
• Supersedes: WR17X12793, 200D8931G002
• Diagram reference: Item #265
• Food-safe plastic construction
• Direct OEM fit — no modification required
• Compatible with select GE French door and bottom-mount refrigerators with internal water dispensers

✓ Buying Options

OEM (WR01L04644): The genuine GE water tank assembly. Exact factory fit and materials. Recommended for warranty repairs and customers who want the original manufacturer part.

✓ Replacement Part Numbers

WR01L04644 replaces the following part numbers:

• WR17X12793
• 200D8931G002

✓ Installation Tips

• Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the water supply line before beginning.
• Remove all food and shelving from the refrigerator compartment to access the tank mounting area.
• Disconnect the water inlet and outlet lines from the old tank — have a towel ready for residual water.
• Transfer any mounting clips or brackets from the old tank to the new one.
• Reconnect water lines, restore power and water supply, and run several dispenser cycles to purge air and confirm no leaks.