plumbing in a fridge

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what kind off connections are best used to plumb in a new fridge??
Does it need a waste pipe and also does it need to be mains water feeding the fridge?? thanks guys!
 
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american style fridges with the ice water dispenser use 1/4" ldpe pipe and fittings.
 
Fittings pack comes with the fridge and are not readily avialable if missing.
And they dont usually require a waste.
 
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and are not readily avialable if missing.

thats why i always make sure i have loads of them.
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to be honest none and i have done quite a few over the last few summers when they all go mad for ice cubes.
thats why i brought quite alot of the connectors, pipe etc.

but can say they have all just had a drip tray, which are pretty hopeless.

glad they haven't had a waste cause 99% have all been on the oppersite
side of the kitchen to the mains supply.
 
to be honest none and i have done quite a few over the last few summers when they all go mad for ice cubes.
thats why i brought quite alot of the connectors, pipe etc.

but can say they have all just had a drip tray, which are pretty hopeless.

glad they haven't had a waste cause 99% have all been on the oppersite
side of the kitchen to the mains supply.

Only done 4 - one had a waste.

what kind off connections are best used to plumb in a new fridge??
Does it need a waste pipe
:oops:
depends on the fridge but usually

Er mistype - fogot "not"
 
If it was a mis type why did you quote me when i said DONT usually have wastes . A 1 in 4 would back that up
 

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