Can this be connected to the refrigerator icemaker hose?
1938660
Hi I wouldn't do it, there are special filter kits for that purpose, if your refrigerator is on the same side as the K. sink I guess it would work with a T adapter conection.but for a refrigerator alone it would be too bulky to install behind. I hope that helped you decide
1938661
Yes - It would be relatively easy to connect to the refrigerator icemaker hose. However, if your kitchen is set up like mine, then they would need to be placed behind the refrigerator.
1938662
If your refrigerator ice-maker hose is 3/8 " male connector, the Watts Premier 531130 Filter will work well with your ice-maker hose.
1938663
Yes, theoretically, but you will probably need a different valve adapter than the one included for under the sink and you would be connecting to the fridge with a plastic hose.
821906
If it isn't a Mr Heater specific product the connections will probably not be the same. I bought this hose for my camp chef grill and the connections didn't match up.
951001
I'm assuming it DOES, as long as you have the appropriate socket for this to plug into, and the water hose leading up the back of the fridge going into the top where this device will mount. You'll also need a water connection leading into the inlet valve located near the base in back. If your model fridge wasn't meant for an ice maker to be added on later, I doubt if you'd want to modify it in order to include one, since it would be cheaper to buy a new fridge w/the ice maker included. But if you have the socket and the right water inlet valve for an ice maker, then you're good-to-go.
2019337
I don't think so. We just removed the old ice maker, plugged in the electrical and screwed the new ice maker into the place. Didn't come with the wire that turns it off or on either.
1622585
I don't believe so because the tank acts as a back-pressure buffer as well as storage. The whole system is designed to work together, so if space is an issue it comes with really long plastic piping so you can place the tank further away if that helps. I have it connected to my ice maker and the tap it comes with as well, in case you were wondering.
1521221
No, you will need one that is called a direct connect. It's the same, except that the hose doesn't have that pig tail you see in the picture.
501204
I searched the Whirlpool site for this product but it doesn't specify. It is a generic hose to fit all ice makers...so that means 1/4" x 1/4".
2072723
Unfortunately I'm not finding your part number listed as one the will work with this icemaker.
335709
I don't know. You would have to match the drain output of the ice maker to GPM of the pump??
134667
I pretty sure you need to check the ice maker minimum psi supply required. This filter will not provide the required psi for today's modern fridge.
1040669
Yes you can easily, I would not hook up to the SAME line as your refrigerator , but you could use a ice maker install kit and just tap into any cold water line within the 20-25 ft limit of the install kit. I would suggest using an anti siphon valve though to prevent back flow. On the bowl end you would need an adapter that goes from a standard 3/4 inch PIPE thread(not 3/4 garden hose thread, because it's too loose and will leak) to a compression fitting end for the install kit, which any home improvement store will carry.
1153812
I am sure you could. it is still winter here in New York so I have not used it yet. But they are just hoses. Get the hose quick disconnect system and you can connect quicker.
1445596
The hoses will connect to the shop tank regulators if you have small regulators. Large regulators requie adapter fittings.
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.
1906226
at each end of the filter it comes with fittings that are 1/4 male. you can use 1/4 ice maker brained stainless supply line hose or you can make your own hoses by using 1/4 poly tube and put the nuts at the end and use that. you could also use copper lines too. you will need two hoses one for each side, both 1/4
350427
I believe it can, as I think vacuum system can be used. You just have to be able to connect the vacuum system with the unit and so, must have the appropriate connector. So, if you can use the same connector hose it will work fine.
1345745
you can if you are EPA certified and have a recovery machine. fittings on the cylinder are standard refrigeration 1/4"