Anyone know if its possible to adjust the flow rate on the chilled
water cup filler on the front of a Kitchen Aid fridge? Takes a good 30
secs to fill up a glass, and boy does that get old quick!

"dean" wrote in message
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Anyone know if its possible to adjust the flow rate on the chilled
water cup filler on the front of a Kitchen Aid fridge? Takes a good 30
secs to fill up a glass, and boy does that get old quick!


Something is wrong. Check the water tubing and connection. If you have a
saddle valve, it may not be installed correctly. Look for kinks in the
supply line.

On or about Mon, 14 May 2007 10:15:11 GMT did "Edwin Pawlowski"
dribble thusly:


"dean" wrote in message
roups.com...
Anyone know if its possible to adjust the flow rate on the chilled
water cup filler on the front of a Kitchen Aid fridge? Takes a good 30
secs to fill up a glass, and boy does that get old quick!


Something is wrong. Check the water tubing and connection. If you have a
saddle valve, it may not be installed correctly. Look for kinks in the
supply line.

If it's a saddle valve, and it was installed by using the pin to
puncture the pipe, it could just be too small a hole for good flow.

A shutoff valve and drill bit of the right size would solve that
problem.
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- Mike

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