Can I hook it up to the ice maker on my fridge and use the included water faucet?
389218
Our system can be hooked up to the ice-maker on the fridge with proper connections. It can either be tee off so that it sends water to both the included faucet and the ice-maker or to the ice-maker or our included faucet by itself.
2169026
yes, You just need a drain that is for sink and water that you can go to normal hardware store and buy fridge ice making kit for 13$,it is very easy to install.....
41481
I have it connected to a water line. I don't know if you can connect it to the sink.
1863594
Yes I did. The ice maker came with extra wire harnesses as shown in the picture (including a couple of wire clips). I used the standard wire harness for my refrigerator, which works fine. The installation was essentially a'plug-n-play', and took only about 15 minutes to install. I did not need to buy any extra parts, as everything was included. You will need to use your existing shut-off arm that can easily be removed from your old ice maker.
404369
You will only use what come from the small "filtered" faucet. I used the center connection on my existing faucet. Mine has supply lines on the outside, and blends for the warm faucet output in the center. The box contained a fitting for that center. I used that one and attached there which was very simple. So I turn on cold only to filter and on with the Ispring tap and fill my refrig dispenser.Note: To reduce wasted water (I already had one), I use an inexpensive shutoff valve ($9.00 Home Depot)on the end of the regular faucet. Cold on>Valve off>Ispring faucet open= clean water You will only use what come from the small "filtered" faucet. I used the center connection on my existing faucet. Mine has supply lines on the outside, and blends for the warm faucet output in the center. The box contained a fitting for that center. I used that one and attached there which was very simple. So I turn on cold only to filter and on with the Ispring tap and fill my refrig dispenser.Note: To reduce wasted water (I already had one), I use an inexpensive shutoff valve ($9.00 Home Depot)on the end of the regular faucet. Cold on>Valve off>Ispring faucet open=... » Read More You will only use what come from the small "filtered" faucet. I used the center connection on my existing faucet. Mine has supply lines on the outside, and blends for the warm faucet output in the center. The box contained a fitting for that center. I used that one and attached there which was very simple. So I turn on cold only to filter and on with the Ispring tap and fill my refrig dispenser.Note: To reduce wasted water (I already had one), I use an inexpensive shutoff valve ($9.00 Home Depot)on the end of the regular faucet. Cold on>Valve off>Ispring faucet open= clean water « Show Less
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I did not read anywhere in instructions that you can't. We have done that on over 20 additions for last 3 years with no issues. We have pex hot/cold for a sink , pex hose bib and copper ice maker line. They all are looped together with same cable.
1426234
I really have no idea if you can for sure, you would have to ask your plumber, but I think you could because I actually have the opposite scenario. I have an Everpure water chiller hooked up to my insinkerator faucet that came with my hot water dispenser. I love having my hot water and chilled water readily available! Good luck!
63818
You can attach it to your cold water line under your sink, or anywhere you have a cold water line, really, if your home is on a softening system already then it would hook up the same. I'd. Ask the manufacturer about how it would affect the filter life.
974437
I'd have to look at both fittings to be sure, but most likely, you'd have to take the water filter adapter off to attach any other faucet fitting. Not only would that be too inconvenient, but the filter adapter isn't made for that much handling & would spring a leak even faster. What you need is an under-sink filter plumbed into the cold-water pipe, with a separate faucet for the filtered water, & preferably using the same standard 10" cartridges or much bigger high-capacity ones. If you're handy, you can do that yourself. If your sink doesn't have an opening (intended for a sprayer) for a separate faucet, that's what a metal hole saw is for.
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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
1127272
Since this filter is only attached to the cold water line, I don't see any reason why it can't also be attached to a single tap. It does not connect in any way to the hot water line in a main faucet installation.
1576114
Yes, the faucet comes with one cold water supply line, and one hot water supply line. so you can use cold and hot water
2215395
If you mean to access the ice, Yes! If you mean to access the electrical, No. Hope that helps.
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.
1319483
This unit should work with all GE refrigerators that have an existing ice maker installation, i.e.: wiring, (2) screw mounting and a water solenoid valve.
1048834
Yes. I purchased this for a new fridge w/ ice maker. It has been working flawlessly for almost 2 years. It also came with everything I needed to hook it up.
1831622
Yes you can as long as you have the converter that comes with the water filter. The end of the faucet does screw off for this purpose.