How do you hook this up direct to a refrigerator without using the faucet?
1982569
We where renmodeling the house so we ask the contractor to hook an extra line going to the fridge , the water taste really good
1982570
Where you would normally hook the faucet up, run a line to the refrigerator and connect it with a coupling.
1982571
Install a tee fitting in the tube between the RO unit and special faucet on the sink. Run a line (usually 1/4" OD polyethylene) to the back of the refrigerator and attach where the current water line is. You'll have to find the tap and valve to turn off the water on the existing line before disconnecting it.
1982572
Depending on how long your run is, you can just quick connect the 4 foot 1/4' poly tube that comes with it, or you may have to buy a bit more tube. Either way, forget about the ice maker kits, just buy a 1/4" x 1/4" quick connect valve (http://www.amazon.com/Speedfit-PPSV040808WP-4-Inch-Valve-Start/dp/B003YKF2E2) and hook it directly up to the fridge. You will need to run the drain line with some sort of air gap down the sanitary drain.
1982573
I'm not sure. I called and had a plumber set ours up and we did not use the refrigerator.
112749
no controller needed, can (like mine) be plugged directly into wall for tank circulation
41481
I have it connected to a water line. I don't know if you can connect it to the sink.
1784459
Yes. You just need to buy the faucet. We are very happy with this purchase.
1502076
Yes, cold water have to connect direct to the toilet line. If you want hot water you have to connect to the sink hot water line and this is your option.
369
There is only a water connection no valve you should have your own shut off valve for the fridge
908278
Yes, you need a faucet if u install it on the kitchen sink for filtered drinking water. Another option is you can connect it under kitchen sink but hook up the water line to your refrigerator. This way you can get drinking water and ice from your fridge, then no need for new faucet.
904410
You'll need an adaptor that lets you connect a hose to the kitchen faucet. First you'll have to remove the aerator that's on the faucet (the aerator is a small round piece under the outlet end of your faucet spout that puts out a steady soft stream of water); it unscrews from under the spout, then screw in the new faucet adaptor with fine threads specific to your spout, it will have coarse hose threads on the outlet end. The faucet adaptor is readily available from any hardware store. Good luck!
1539792
The connection is the same as a garden hose (same size to connect to an outside hydrant). To connect to a kitchen or bathroom faucet, you would need to remove the aerator on the faucet (should screw out), and buy an adaptor that screws in to the faucet, and has male threads the size of an outside hydrant. Remove the faucet aerator and take to lowes or home depot, tell them what connection you need, they should be able to help. I've had my RO/DI system for several months, and I'm very pleased with it.
2070934
Nope, just pour water into the holding tank and plug it in. Bottled spring water is best and keeps the unit clean and fresh than tap water.
1502075
You only connect to the sink line for hot water. Otherwise your cold line comes from the toilet supply line. They provided all parts for this.Yes you do not have to hook up the hot. The bidet has an automatic cut off if you use the cold only so it won't leak.Mine has worked great.
1223847
You will need to supply water to the faucet by a hose. The faucet is a simple sink faucet and you can leave it on and control the water by the hose if you like
1757514
It will hook up to kitchen sink if you remove the screen strainer, and leave the water valve off, you can just use the sink faucet to turn water off an on! You should not hav to purchase anything else!
242498
mine screwed directly into the kitchen faucet i did not need any other attachments, bathroom faucet is a different story but did not buy one for the bath tho
839412
You should be connecting the faucet to fexible "faucet connector" hoses which then connect to the water inlet valves under your sink. These valves normally connect to your " INNNER diameter copper pipe that supplies the water (comes out from the wall under sink. You can choose to change the inlet valves (usually screw right off/on) or use flexible faucet connector hoses that have connectors at each end which fit your valve and faucet. Take the faucet to home depot or other store to be sure. Get faucet connector hoses that match that end. Measure the INNER (hole) and OUTER (threads) diameters of the inlet shut-off valves under the sink. Also measure the inner & outer diameters of the fitting that is soldered on to the " copper pipe coming from the wall. You need to know which measurement the shut-off valve package is referring to when you look at the package at the store. BTW- If you decide to replace your shut-off valves under your sink (we did - always a good idea if you don't know how old they are) use the turn style. They work better in an emergency, or when doing any plumbing work on your sink!) If you do this, shut the water off at the main valve to the house, put a drip container under the pipe fitting to catch any dripping water. Drain the water from the pipes by opening 1 or 2 faucets at the highest and lowest points in the house. When it stops dripping, you can take off the sink connectors and shut-off valves under the sink. Then so your work. Finally, some tips: 1. Look up how to do this on youTube. There are great videos there. 2. Take photos (we use our cell phones) or video when you remove each piece, so you remember where evrerything goes when replacing it. Also, it help when you're explaining what you need when you talk to the clerk at the hardware store. Have fun!
1320697
For hot water you will probably have to go through the wall, or get extension pipes (what is provided is limited) and feed it to the vanity in the base boards. The other option if you just want to hook up a cold water source is to get a bidget with a heater. Hope that helps.
652117
we did not hook it up ourselves but there is a connection to the hot water then one to the tank and the other to the faucet itself.I hope this helps and by the way we love it.... My husband made hot cereal for breakfast today