I would like to have a "T" installed so it will also feed my ice maker and water dispenser in the fridge..Anyone know What special extra I might need
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There shouldn't be anything to prevent this. I would recommend installing the filter system and making sure it works first, and ensuring you have the correct diameter of the lines feeding the special faucet and the refrigerator. Then get a plastic compression T with the right diameters (filter line and refrig. line may be different sizes). Turn off water, cut the line between the filter and the faucet, install the T there. Reason for the compression T is that it fits OUTSIDE the lines. Flow is not fast (about a pencil width), and using a T that restricts that flow is inadvisable.
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you would have 2 pull one or two shelves your best bet is get a water cooler bottle type and buy the connector it sits on water dispenser hot or cold there cheap now.it would take up alot of room in fridge..its 20" tall and 10" across. I fill mine with reversosmosis water I get from the machine in the store parking lot. Im going to hook up to my hose and run threw a reverse osmosis filter to fill it . hope that helps. save them plastic bottles save the planet
266251
yes everything is included to install the ice maker might need to get the water line for this
1048833
Yes the pump connects to the water feed line. I have a through the door ice maker and water setup. The pump is connected to the one feed and it does both. Our fridge has a water filter and the pump manufacturer recommended a water tank kit they sell or replace the filter with a dummy plug. I didn't do either but the pump makes a stuttering sound filling the ice maker which I am sure will shorten the motor life. If you don't have a filter you shouldn't have this issue. The manufacturer has a PDF of the install manual online that might help with any other questions.
389218
Our system can be hooked up to the ice-maker on the fridge with proper connections. It can either be tee off so that it sends water to both the included faucet and the ice-maker or to the ice-maker or our included faucet by itself.
134665
I would definitely get the booster. I did the same thing with a splitter and it works great. The refrigerator doesn't have a problem making ice. The water seems to dispense a little slower, but that may be because of the extra filter in the refrigerator. Either way, it's not really enough to notice and we are very happy with the system.
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When I googled your part # RIV-12AE2, it brought up links to sites showing a part that looked like the one I bought from Amazon that is the solenoid valve for the water dispenser and ice maker that I replaced in my GE side by side a few weeks ago. The valve was located at the bottom left of the back of the refrigerator. I shut off the water supply at the wall, unplugged the refrigerator and then unscrewed and took off the lower rear cover panel and disconnected the main water line running into the solenoid valve. I disconnected the valve and then pulled off the two lines running to the ice maker and water dispenser, and simply reconnected all three lines (the main water line from the wall) and the two lines up to the ice maker and dispenser, and then I re-hooked the valve into the fridge, plugged in the fridge, turned on the water, and then checked the dispenser. No more dripping water. I hope this helps you.
645016
No, you have to buy the valve assembly as a separate item. Try installing the new tray first and give it time to get really cold. It took over 6 hours before the new tray produced any ice. Wors fine now.
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Rodney, The Ice Maker comes complete as a whole unit. It is easy to install and works wonderfully.
2015983
Paul I looked it up and this part is the one you need for your Fridge, By the way you may notice that they have made a small design change from the old one that is currently on your refrigerator, If so don't worry it will work, Another thing I would like to tell you is once you have installed this part you will need to run some water through the system and wait for a day or so until it energizes itself before it will start to cycle and make ice.
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I don't know about that specific model number, but this is a double solenoid valve which is really two valves in one. One valve is for the icemaker and the other is for the water dispenser in the refrigerator door. If your refrigerator has both an icemaker and a water dispenser then this valve may work. If you don't have a water dispenser then this is not the correct valve, you need a single solenoid valve such as GE part number WR57X10007.
924053
The unit requires an electrical plug and ¼" tubing to a water supply. If you remove the top lid there is a ¼" quick connect to a small section of white ¼" tubing that runs out the back of the unit. I removed that piece and replaced it with a long section that I ran to a RO water filter. You could go to a hardware store and get some ¼" icemaker tubing and a fitting to splice it between a cold water shutoff and the supply line of a nearby faucet. Placing a water filter in the line is optional but there is no filter in the unit.
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Depending on the configuration of lines under your sink, but I would say yes if the lines are in the same area. You may need a splitter and that will mean a trip to Home Depot for some additional parts and and advise from an associate. If your Frig. does not have a filter system you can buy in-line filter systems for your Icemaker that are not that expensive. Good luck
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We ran a an extra hose from the filter to the refrigerator so that we would have clean filtered cold water and ice cubes from our refrigerator, so yes it can be done. You will need a T shaped adapter to connect the hose to your filter and another adapter to connect that hose to the refrigerator hose. You can pick this up at your local hardware store. I'm not sure if you can run 3 additional lines if thats what you are asking me. I haven't tried it but I would think that you probably would not have enough water pressure from your filter to move the water through 3 additional lines.
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Mine serves double duty. It feeds a filtered water spigot on the sink and is also the filtered water source for my refrigerator. I got a blank cartridge for the fridge to bypass the refrigerator filtration. I had a plumber install a larger supply line than the cheap ones sold in kits at the home improvement stores. Be sure to install the proper cut-off valves to isolate the line running from the T off the filter to the fridge. My ice maker and thru-door water delivery system work great with this arrangement.
351140
you would have 2 pull one or two shelves your best bet is get a water cooler bottle type and buy the connector it sits on water dispenser hot or cold there cheap now. it would take up alot of room in fridge..its 20" tall and 10" across. I fill mine with reversosmosis water I get from the machine in the store parking lot. Im going to hook up to my hose and run threw a reverse osmosis filter to fill it . hope that helps. save them plastic bottles save the planet
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keep taking it out of the 'socket' and refitting it until it is in properly. At first I thought I installed it the right way but neither my water dispenser in the door or the ice maker worked. It was only after I gave it a very strong turn to the right and heard a new click I hadn't heard before that I knew I installed it correctly and water began to flow. I'm not the handiest person but I can hold my own. This was a very tricky install in my opinion and requires some patience and strength.