How do I cut it to fit around ice maker
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We didn't put it on our fridge, but for the stove, my husband used an exacto knife. He measured where the opening should be and used the grid on the back.
399206
Always cut the flattest side of the glass. The suction cup is a little over 2 inches across and may not grab glass with grooves preventing suction but you should be able to tape the suction cup down if needed and still cut circles from 3 inches to 16 inches in diameter. Note this comes with metric markings and is about 8 inches wide or 19 CM. Comes with 6 cutting wheels (5 spares).
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Im sorry I also should have recommended that it be put on a cutting mat. This will protect your blade and keep it sharp and with grid lines help make straight lines.
655676
I purchases a rubber, shelf liner (mesh like) and cut it to just under the size of the board. Works perfectly!
1507825
I cut mine with scissors. It is solid plastic but still a little flexible and not really thick. A utility knife should work, too.
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hi - im not sure why you are asking me, because I am simply a customer -- so you must have sent the inquiry to the wrong location -- I can tell you that if you search for the icemaker you need on an appliance parts site, you will be able to get the product number you need and then match it to the ones sold on amazon for less -- I bought mine for an electrolux icon fridge. works great but the on/off switch does not line up exactly with the slot on the plastic trim -- worth the 50$ saved by buying this product -- hope this helps
1124186
Open the top and put ice (cubed or crushed) in the basin. Hold a cup under the blue outlet and push down the white top (closed). the snow cone maker's motor starts and the blade breaks up the ice and it pushes through the blue outlet.
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You could cut it to whatever dimensions suit you. Just use a good heavy duty pair of scissors or a straight edge and razor knife. It's only plastic so it's easy.
870606
DA97-00258C This is based on looking at some appliance parts web sites. But to be sure, i would look at the picture of this unit on Amazon plus check the part number on your actual ice maker.
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After cutting, use a torch to flame polish the edges. This is a must to do the job you specify. Watch this youtube video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mmd56UMHDK0
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Pull it off. As you pull it, it comes to what appears to be as far as it goes, slide it a little more and it will come off. Doesn't hurt it at all. Good luck and happy cutting.
1265533
Lay it on a hard surface such as concrete, use a straight edge and cut with a box cutter . You will have to put pressure on the edge to smash it so you get an even cut.
1076450
just go to any glass shop and have them cut one from standard glass - will work fine
1643454
I'm not sure how old your fridge is but on my fridge it said what icemakers are compatible on the back this unit does come with extra parts for different applications I would say id you want to be sure go to a lowes or homedepot and ask them they sell them there but you will get a much better price on amazon
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Yes, that's what I did. I had a 1/4 inch OD tube running to the fridge, and needed to get adapters (similar to swage lock fittings) because if I remember right the tube that comes with the filter is 3/8". I cut the 1/4" tube and used an adapter to connect the cut ends to both the entry and exit tubes on the filter. In addition, I added a T-junction downstream of the filter, with a valve coming off the bottom of the tee. This was because you need to run water through a new filter after installing. Just make sure you have enough tubing coming off a valve to reach a sink. My fridge has an ice maker but no built-in filter. This filter made the ice cubes taste much much better. Yes, that's what I did. I had a 1/4 inch OD tube running to the fridge, and needed to get adapters (similar to swage lock fittings) because if I remember right the tube that comes with the filter is 3/8". I cut the 1/4" tube and used an adapter to connect the cut ends to both the entry and exit tubes on the filter. In addition, I added a T-junction downstream of the filter, with a valve coming off the bottom of the tee. This was because you need to run water through a new filter after installing. Just make sure you have enough tubing coming off a valve to reach a sink. My fridge... » Read More Yes, that's what I did. I had a 1/4 inch OD tube running to the fridge, and needed to get adapters (similar to swage lock fittings) because if I remember right the tube that comes with the filter is 3/8". I cut the 1/4" tube and used an adapter to connect the cut ends to both the entry and exit tubes on the filter. In addition, I added a T-junction downstream of the filter, with a valve coming off the bottom of the tee. This was because you need to run water through a new filter after installing. Just make sure you have enough tubing coming off a valve to reach a sink. My fridge has an ice maker but no built-in filter. This filter made the ice cubes taste much much better. « Show Less
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I used this to splice my refrigerator line into my new pex lines. Watts P-667 Ice Maker Tee Valve, 1/2-Inch CTS x 1/4-Inch OD
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I don't know of any way to adjust the blade but have found that really good frozen ice does not chunk and is fine. If yours routinely has chunks and does this with ice that is hard and right out of the freezer I would say return it for a defect