Can this also be hooked up to both the sink and ice maker? Both from the SAME filter?
1338926
Depending on the configuration of lines under your sink, but I would say yes if the lines are in the same area. You may need a splitter and that will mean a trip to Home Depot for some additional parts and and advise from an associate. If your Frig. does not have a filter system you can buy in-line filter systems for your Icemaker that are not that expensive. Good luck
1338927
I think it could be done with basic plumbing knowledge. I'm sure you would need some additional fittings.
1312295
If you mean built-in in a fashion similar to how a kitchen refrigerator is built-in, the answer is yes. Mine is installed that way. But just to be clear, I can slide my ice maker out of its location so I can get to the water valve to turn it off if ever needed, but it is enclosed on 3 sides. Hope this helps.
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.
1709535
I think you will have to remove the filter to hook up the dishwasher. Sorry. :-(
2252825
No. That would require an input for both hot and cold water lines. This has only one input.
261822
Ours is installed in the basement and filters only the cold water to the kitchen. I don't believe it could effectively filter the entire house. But it is not meant to.
481253
No, but i cant imagine that the brand would matter since the filter connects to the water line before it gets to the fridge
1938663
Yes, theoretically, but you will probably need a different valve adapter than the one included for under the sink and you would be connecting to the fridge with a plastic hose.
1599151
technicaly iam not sure ,,but i guess it will make double safe filteration ,,but you should ask a technician better,,thank you
1457718
Actually this unit WILL accept a standard icemaker copper water line. I've had one installed on my refrigerator for over 5 years and never had a problem with it.
573736
We ran a an extra hose from the filter to the refrigerator so that we would have clean filtered cold water and ice cubes from our refrigerator, so yes it can be done. You will need a T shaped adapter to connect the hose to your filter and another adapter to connect that hose to the refrigerator hose. You can pick this up at your local hardware store. I'm not sure if you can run 3 additional lines if thats what you are asking me. I haven't tried it but I would think that you probably would not have enough water pressure from your filter to move the water through 3 additional lines.
799342
If you can get it to connect to bolth the icemaker and the ro unit without leaking, you can but I would recommend sticking with the push connect plastic line. Its easier to route and work with. It my save you a future headache
1059768
Not here. I do also run an in-line filter from the water supply that I was using before we replaced the refrigerator with the Samsung.
204671
I assume so, the filter only affects water and ice feature....ice making machine is terrible by the way, same if not worse technology as 50 years ago...a disgrace
2148790
Yes you can however I don't recommend hooking the system up that way bc if you or someone accidentally passes hot water through the membrane it will ruin the filter. I hooked the filter to the cold water supply under the sink with a T connection and ran the waste water line into the drain pipe. Very very easy to install and brought my water ppm's from 200-300 ppm to 0-5 ppms
938078
The standard installation routes the cold water supply to the fixture through the filter. If you have a separate water filter installed on the faucet, aside from it being redundant, I think it will work.
1048830
Yes it will hook to the ice maker. This system works great. It has worked without a problem and getting water and ice from bottled water is a lot better than the water we have here. You can hear the motor while it's pumping but I don't see it as a problem. Very easy to hook up. You shouldn't use a filter. Most manufactures have either a plug or in my case, I just had to take the filter out and it automatically bypassed it.