Description
🧾 Description
Upgrade your washing machine's water supply line with the genuine OEM-style Part TJ78RBFF Rubber Fill Hose. This 8-foot rubber fill hose is designed for standard ¾″ female hose thread connections and offers extended length to accommodate machines placed further from water supply valves.
⚠️ Please check with your maintenance technician prior to ordering to ensure compatibility with your washer’s supply connection size, installation space, and that the hose length and fittings match your setup. Amazon+1
⚙️ Features & Benefits
Features:
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Part number: TJ78RBFF — listed as an 8′ rubber fill hose. eBay+1
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Rubber construction with standard female hose fittings (¾″ female typical) — for connecting supply to washer. Aspen Appliance Parts+1
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Extended 8-foot length allows flexibility in installations where the washer is further from the water supply.
Benefits:
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Improved reach & fit — The 8′ length helps avoid stretching or awkward routing behind your machine.
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Reliable replacement — Replacing worn, cracked or undersized hoses can prevent leaks, floods or improper fill.
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OEM-style fit — Using the correct part number helps ensure compatibility and reduces risk of mismatched connectors/threads.
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Cost-effective maintenance — A simple hose swap can avert bigger problems (e.g., leaking, bursting hose, water damage).
🔍 Common Symptoms That Indicate Replacement Needed
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The washer’s supply hose is cracked, bulging, or has visible signs of wear.
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Water drips, sprays or leaks around the connection when the machine fills.
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The hose is too short, stretched, kinked or under strain behind the washer.
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You’re installing/moving the washer and the existing hose won’t comfortably reach the water valve.
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The parts list or service sheet references part number TJ78RBFF (or cross-ref) for the fill hose. bonanza.com
🧩 Compatibility Notes
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This hose is a universal replacement fill hose that fits many washers using standard ¾″ female thread supply connections and requiring approximately 8′ length.
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Before ordering, verify your washer’s model number and serial number, and check the existing hose’s length, thread size and connection type to ensure proper fit.
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Ensure the hose routing avoids sharp bends, kinks, or being pinched behind the machine — even a good hose can fail prematurely if routed poorly.
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While replacing the hose is a key preventive/repair step, if the water valve, wall connection or machine fill port show damage or corrosion, those should also be inspected.