does it need a water line inlet
748041
No water line inlet needed. I pour in the water with a two quart pitcher. The ice maker will signal when more water is needed. Has worked perfectly.
748042
No, there is a place built in the machine that you just pour in the water. Turn it on and make ice cubes. You can use it any where there is an outlet. Mine has worked perfectly.
455892
Why yes, it can run straight through. Also, any of the ports can be used for an inlet.
623081
Yes u need a hose for the discharge side of the pump. This is for clean up not permanent installation. I use it only for spills or flooding and have a sump pump that has a built in float installed for seepage.
1599520
No it does not need to be running. Simply connect the can to the inlet and spray. The water should come out of the outlet. That is all.
299798
No, you will still need the supply lines from the source and inline valves as well. The faucet is plumbed with incoming lines but will need supply lines to complete the installation. This is common and they are readily purchased at any local plumbing supply store. The sinks are very nice and just as advertised. We also put silicone around the base of the sink where they meet the countertop as an extra caution. That is personal perference.
1911289
No. All you need is a pressure control valve or faucet valve that is designed to withstand the pressure if the water goes directly to it.
474770
I am not a plumber- however I only put one on our cold. Our hot water line goes through a heater that has a separate screen filter before it goes into the heat exchanger. I would think the best way to tell if you need one on your hot water line would be to check the screen on the washer. If your hot water input has sediment, then yes. Otherwise I would think you would only need one on the cold.
1302168
Yes you need the air pump too, the circulator on make the water move around .
1281986
The instruction card that came with the pump has that info. Otherwise visit "fjcinc.com" or, better yet, "fjcinc.com/pdf/VPins.pdf" (without the quotes, of course). If you have a gauge set the yellow line will connect directly to the pump inlet.
2194536
no but is much easier. for condensate drain ,worst case situation you would have to install a condensate drain pump that can be install along the line to pump the condensate water out
206449
No it does not.. its a diverter. You have to manually direct where the water should go.
209749
I would NOT recommend installing without the shut and bypass valves. It's not a question of IF you need to replace the filter, but when you need to replace, you got to shut the water off near the filter to do it. Or else you'll have water spewing out everywhere. Even if you shut the main line off outside once you remove the filter, all the water left in the line will come gushing out...don't do it. Put the valves in. Pressure gauges are not necessary, but the shut-off valves are.
177269
The one I ordered (I think it is the one you ask about) has the pipe thread on the inside of the water inlet (top hole). Wrap your threaded pipe with teflon tape, then screw it in tight. Mine worked perfectly!
597025
Solenoid: yes- it's built into the unit behind the water inlet valve.Drip pad: no- there is an opening for a drainage tube, and you need to buy that separately. a 1/2" ID hose is needed for thisRelays: no- if you are going to set up a relay, you need to buy it separately. In my case, we didn't need a relay as the Nest thermostat acts as the on/off relay for the unit.
1714570
The inlet is just a plain old hose connection. Be sure it has the gasket in the female twist on end of your hose.
754432
I suppose the filter could use to it to fill up the freshwater tank but since it can't be attached to a threaded inlet, you'd have to ensure that the filler hose remains in the filler tube - not a big deal really. just make sure you flush out the filter first, otherwise you'll wind up with charcoal dust in your freshwater tank. just run the water through the filter till the water comes out clear.
1068282
All it has is an inlet that allow the water in to keep the system at a set pressure so the well will not kick on and off every few sec. It has an 1 1/2" pipe size for your hookup! No house connection. I hope this helps you