Disclosed herein is a refrigerator cable ejection method that is capable of more easily ejecting a cable distributed in a refrigerator outside the refrigerator at the time of manufacturing the refrigerator. The refrigerator cable ejection method is used to eject one end of a cable out of an outer liner through an ejection hole formed at the outer liner before a filling space is filled with a foam insulation material in a refrigerator constructed in a structure in which the outer liner is fitted outside an inner liner, the cable is distributed in the filling space defined between the inner liner and the outer liner, and the filling space is filled with a foam insulation material while the cable is distributed in the filling space. The refrigerator cable ejection method is performed to eject one end of the cable out of the outer liner through the ejection hole at the time of fitting the outer liner outside the inner liner using an ejector including a pass-through member mounted outside the inner liner corresponding to the ejection hole such that the cable passes through the pass-through member and a guide member constructed in a hollow structure to receive the cable, passing through the pass-through member, the guide member being detachably coupled to the pass-through member such that the guide member is ejected out of the outer liner together with the cable received in the guide member through the ejection hole at the time of fitting the outer liner outside the inner liner, and, subsequently, the guide member is separated from the pass-through member.