I need this for an old GE refrig that need a 1/4in and a 5/16 water outlet...I bought it guessing it would
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Hi Westley This valve has two push on quick connect outlets. I install my valve over 2 yrs ago and don't remember if they were two different sizes. I think the outlets were both 1/4in. This should not be a show stopper because there are adapters made to fix this. The only problem I had was the inlet on my old valve was a flared type and the new valve was a compression type. Easy fix: I cut the flare off my supply tubing and replacing it with a new compression nut and furrel. I save about $90 in parts and labor, so I didn't find this too inconvenient.
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Hi, We would like to confirm that this part is suitable for your appliance. Kind regards S4A
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Yes it will. I bought this for the small tanks used in a my buddy heater. It worked great.
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If the fittings will all connect I believe the 5/16" hose will work as well or better than your 1/4" hose even at longer lengths.
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You can request the size of the inlet/outlet to be either the 1" or 3/4". The standard size that is shipped with this unit it 1".
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I called GE and asked them what part I needed. They tried to sell me one for $75. Looked Amazon, typed in the part number. I'd recommend you do the same thing.
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As far as I'm aware you need to know if you want a 15 or 20amp outlet. My understanding is 15 amp is more common. Check that the unit is not close to a sink or any other water source as then you would need a different type of outlet. Otherwise I followed instructions from a YouTube video and found it very straight forward.
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It should. I've never seen a water heater that had anything but 3/4" pipe thread fittings. A piece of advice: an impact wrench, air or electric, whichever you have or can borrow will make it easy to remove, otherwise you're going to have a tough time getting the old one out. Russ
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will work with any fridge that has a 1/4 copper tubing water line feeding it. very simple to install.
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I ordered based on the GE OEM switch part number. It fit perfectly. If your refrigerator uses the WR23X10143 switch it will work. Off hand I do not know my refrigerator model number as I am out of town.
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Actually this unit WILL accept a standard icemaker copper water line. I've had one installed on my refrigerator for over 5 years and never had a problem with it.
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The input and output on the pump are the same size, 1/4", I think; you may need an adapter union.
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There are sizes that come with this that do not fit my unit, so maybe one will fit yours.
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If all the specs are the same, it should work. My old one was a GE also i dont remember the model number, but this one is been workin fine. Good luck!
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It's a 15 amp circuit. So if your refrigerator is on a 15 amp circuit it should work. My only worry would be the age of the refrigerator and how much of a power draw the compressor takes on start up. Probably not a problem with the newer appliances.
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The outlet and the inlet has 1/2" NPT threads, so as long as the "old plumbing" is 1/2" it should screw in.
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This is a Waterway Side discharge pump, since you have the same pump your fittings should work fine, the internal male threads are 1.5" NPT.