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UNIVERSAL ICE MAKER TUBING CONNECTOR: Flexible ice maker tube connector is perfect for installing a water line on your refrigerator ice maker, and the PEX hose features a working pressure of 125 PSI with a maximum burst pressure of 160 PSI for safety; working temperature range is from 40 degrees F to 140 degrees F
WHAT IS INCLUDED: PEX Ice Maker Install Kit includes (1) 15 ft roll of PEX tubing, (1) 1/4 inch OD Push-Fit x 1/4 Inch Female Compression adapter, and (1) 3/8 Inch x 3/8 Inch x 1/4 Inch add-an-outlet stop adapter valve
EASY INSTALLATION: This universal ice maker connector hose measures 15 feet in length for easy installation, and the hose can be cut to the desired length
DURABLE: The flexible fridge water line connector helps to prevent kinking, and provides resistance to corrosion
CERTIFIED: Icemaker water line is certified to be low-lead (AB1953) in accordance with product safety and regulations
Simplify your home improvement and plumbing projects with the flexible refrigerator water line installation connector. The fridge water line coupler is perfect for installing a water line on your refrigerator ice maker, and the PEX hose features a working pressure of 125 PSI with a maximum burst pressure of 160 PSI for safety, and the working temperature range is from 40 degrees F to 140 degrees F. The ice making water supply line connection kit includes (1) 15 foot roll of PEX tubing, (1) 1/4 inch x 1/4 inch adapter, and (1) 3/8 inch x 3/8 inch x 1/4 inch stop valve adapter. The fridge water line adapter measures 15 feet in length for easy installation, and can be cut to the desired length.
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Customers find the ice maker easy to set up and use. They say it's one of the easiest plumbing products they have ever used.
"...refrigerator to a cold water supply, and is undoubtedly one of the easiest plumbing products that I have ever used...." Read more
"All the parts I needed were included. Went together much better and no problems, unlike Eveready compression fit kit...." Read more
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Customers are satisfied with the quality of the ice maker. They mention that it is a great product.
"This is a pretty awesome product to connect an ice maker or water dispenser in a refrigerator to a cold water supply, and is undoubtedly one of the..." Read more
This is a pretty awesome product to connect an ice maker or water dispenser in a refrigerator to a cold water supply, and is undoubtedly one of the easiest plumbing products that I have ever used. The only tools that you will need are a small crescent wrench and a utility knife (or other suitable cutting tool) if you desire to shorten the length of the tubing, or to install an inline water filter. The supplied PEX 1/4" tubing is superior to standard milky white polyethylene tubing, as is far more crush resistant and durable. With the supplied quick-connect fittings, no annoying metallic compression fittings are necessary, and they can be safely disconnected and reused if necessary. The shut off valve connects easily to a standard under-sink shut off valve with a 3/8" compression male outlet feeding the cold water supply line to your kitchen faucet. My entire installation took less than 10 minutes with no leaks-I couldn't be happier!
All the parts I needed were included. Went together much better and no problems, unlike Eveready compression fit kit. Would be nice if it included an instruction sheet, but basically look up the John guest fittings and make sure you push the pipe all the way in. Now the only question is whether this will hold up better than the previous Eveready plastic line that developed a pinhole after just a couple years. Here's hoping.
First my kit was NOT exactly the same. But I just want to save folks some trouble I had. My kit had a "shark" type connection as does this but for the typical plastic (pvc or pex) water line. I have a utility closet just on the other side of my fridge so I tapped into the cold water line to my washer--thus the 1/2" d inlet and outlet fit right in line in minutes. Then the 1/4" pex water line tees from this same valved unit via a "bite" connection as well. So you're into that cold water supply with a 1/4" ice make line. The supplied ice maker line comes in various lengths and mine was 15' which was plenty with spare feet of length. I drilled a hole thru that utility closet wall into my kitchen (behind the fridge. So all the mentioned parts were great and appropriate to the task. Included was a union 'bite' connector for 1/4" line (I didn't use) and another with a bite end and a thread nut end, and this is the part of interest. I don't what this connector was for and it did not matter or apply. The back of my LG fridge required a 1/4" compression nut (typically brass) and a matching ferrule to slip on the kit supplied 1/4" line. Get your "teflon tape" for your threads and lock it down (if you don't it will shoot out and hose you down, lol). So this nut and ferrule was what I HAD to have. I'm surprised the kit did not include it even if some fridges may or may not need it.That would have saved me several trips and aggravation. So while this kit worked very well connecting to the water supply, it did not join the water to the fridge, fait accompli. That last bit cost me a dollar at the hardware store.
The Eastman 60467N Flexible PEX Ice Maker Kit worked as a replacement for the stretched/broken icemaker line in the door of our LG Fridge. The 1/4 inch PEX line replaced the line from the back of the fridge thru the roof of the fridge and down the inside of left door (as you look at fridge) to the water filter for the icemaker. The original "quick connects" were frozen in (figuratively) and broke when we removed the old line. The 1/4 inch inserts to the supplied connector replaced the busted ones in the old connector fittings. We made a mistake in leaving the line too long and when we cut the lines on both sides of the old connector, we found out one side was 5/16ths of an inch. You may need to buy some extra connectors like we did.
