how to instal this unit does water supply connect easly and how fast does it make ice
1575496
There are no water supply connections this the ice maker. The water comes out of the refrigerator and pours into the trough in the top right hand corner of the ice maker. As fare as how fast it makes ice will depend on the size of ice cubes you select to make and the setting on your refrigerator.
505333
On the right side of the ice maker is a wire that acts as a sensor. In the UP position it tells the ice maker to stop producing ice. In the down position it signals the ice maker to make more ice. It often gets stuck in the up position. Just reach back and pull it down. The water filter does not have to be in the refrig for the ice maker to work. I assume that you are able to get water through the water dispenser; because no water, no ice.
1270478
The new ice maker should not do that, I installed one and it worked perfectly and cranked tons of ice. You do need to make sure it is plugged in properly and there is no damage to the power cable or connectors. I think I left my old cable and reconnected it to the unit and it worked fine.
2055381
I think you can connect to both unless you have some special requirement on the ice maker, such as minimum pressure. I used to have a whole house RO system which fed two faucets and the fridge, so I'm using the existing hoses to the other two taps, and put the new system under the kitchen sink. So I'm feeding all 3 places. Seems to work fine! On installing, the only problem I had was me not shoving the hoses into their quick connect fittings deep enough to make the o-ring. So I battled leaks until I pushed them in more firmly.
348929
You can request the delivery company to hook up for a fee. I hooked mine up myself. All it takes is a wall outlet and screwing the water hose to the wall and the fridge. Took me all of 5 minutes.
921735
If it is in an icemaker model that fits in your frig and is not one that has water dispenser in door. Probably. Usually the supplier will recommend the one for the one you are ordering. . your picture looks just like the one I used and it was so simple to install. Your old one should have a model number on it.
253460
This kit does not replace the water output.. u might have to defrost your freezer once to get it working properly
581214
It is really easy to install. Use a step drill bit and slowly increase the size. You want it a little over sized the gaskets seal good. I use mine in a 10 gal. Igloo cooler that I use as a mash tun.
764734
This unit comes with everything you need to put into service. I would strongly recommend buying new water lines to connect the Reliance and your supply line. Talk about HOT WATER, this unit is great. Now I don't have to waste water (cold) waiting for the hot water to come. Fits great under the sink. All I had to do was install the new water lines to the unit and plug it in to the electrical outlet which is shared by the waste disposal unit. I jus wished I would have done this years ago. This unit has my VOTE.......
1862001
Not sure, replacement for a galaxy icemaker? Does it look like this unit? Seems that there is really only a few actual different ice makers on older units so if it looks like yours, I think you will be good.
1055432
I don't, but it's all brass so why not...connect using 1/4" copper tubing. The metal would probably be very hot to the touch! Mine is hooked up with the water filter going to the ice maker.
240992
You have hot and cold going to your valve now. This unit requires hot and cold to the unit. Bottom line you need a Plummer to install. It works great.
1309233
I did mine almost by myself in less than an hour. I called my contact guy once to help with a question. It's easy if you have a faucet that's not too modern. I didn't want my unit on the kitchen sink so I connected it to a little wet bar sink. It was perfect. You could use a utility room sink if it is preferable. It needs a sink because the water that doesn't process immediately goes thru the unit on the faucet & drains on the side of the faucet. I had mine up and running in less than an hour with no plumbing issues.
866973
There is some plumbing involved to install this unit. Cutting into cold water side of plumbing of water heater Is needed.
571475
Turn the machine off and unplug it from the power outlet. Allow it to sit and hour or two unplugged, and then empty out all water you may have put in the machine. Put new water into the reservoir making certain you do not fill it above the maximum fill line. Distilled water is best, and will save you time down the road from having to clean off excessive mineral deposits from the freezing elements, but at minimum use good filtered water and not the junk that comes straight from the faucet. Next, plug the machine back in and press the power button. Do not attempt to set the clock or the timer. Ignore those buttons completely. Select your ice size (it really doesn't matter which one you choose just to test the machine - any size will do.) You should almost immediately hear the machine pumping water from the reservoir into the freezing chamber. It will sound like water quietly trickling and lasts a couple of seconds. If you hear that, you know the pump is working. You should also hear the compressor kick on after the water has been pumped into the freezing chamber, and if you place your hand next to the the exhaust port you ought to begin feeling slightly warmed air blowing out. Within 10 to 12 minutes your first batch of ice will be done. You hear very audibly when the machine slides the ice off the freezing elements and they tumble onto a temporary holding platform. Then you will hear the ice being raised up on the platform and pushed off of it down into the catch basket. The clattering of the ice is unmistakable. If these things do not happen within 12 to 15 minutes of when you turned the power on, something is not right with the machine. You'll most likely need to notify Amazon and have it replaced.
1104732
You will need to a hole approximately 2 3/4" to 3" in diameter to connect the coolant lines between the indoor unit and the outdoor unit. Although all of the lines are included, you may need to hire a professional to cut the lines to the correct length and to also purge the lines. You will also need to run some wire to power your outdoor unit. The outdoor unit powers the indoor unit via a cable that is included.
868912
No, it connects inline in a pre determined place, just connect, plug in an get heated water, don't mess with its location unless u r trying to do something else with system of