Refrigerator Ice Maker Copper Water Line Installation Kit Universal For: C25

Refrigerator Ice Maker Copper Water Line Installation Kit Universal For: C25

Safety first: Shut off the water supply before installing the self-tapping valve. Leak-test every compression connection before returning the appliance to service, and use a qualified technician if the plumbing work is uncertain.

Run a dedicated water line to your ice maker with this ERP replacement copper water line installation kit. The 25-foot copper tubing length suits runs from the supply pipe to the refrigerator, and the included STV2 self-tapping valve with compression connections taps an existing cold-water line without cutting in a tee. It is identified by the listed part number. Verify the tubing size, connection types, and complete appliance model before ordering.

Product Details

• SKU: ERC25
• Country of origin: China
• Tubing: Copper
• Length: 25 feet
• Valve: STV2, self-tapping
• Connections: Compression at tap and at appliance

Compatible Part Numbers

• C25

Key Features

• Direct replacement: Water line installation kit identified by the listed part number.
• 25-foot copper tubing: Covers typical supply runs to the refrigerator.
• Self-tapping valve: STV2 valve taps the existing cold-water line.
• Compression connections: No soldering required at either end.

Fixes These Symptoms

• Ice maker has no water line or supply connection
• Existing plastic line is kinked, leaking, or crushed
• Refrigerator moved to a location needing a new water run

Compatible Brands

Universal is a catalog label, not a guarantee of fit to every appliance, brand, or model. Verify the tubing size, connection types, and complete equipment model before purchase.

Compatible Models

Fits various models. Please verify compatibility with us before ordering

Installation Instructions

1. Shut off the water supply and unplug the refrigerator.
2. Confirm the tubing size and connection types against the appliance inlet.
3. Mount the self-tapping valve on a cold-water pipe and tap it per the instructions.
4. Route and connect the copper tubing from the valve to the appliance inlet without kinking.
5. Restore water, leak-test every connection, and run a fill cycle.

Use a qualified technician for the tap and plumbing connections.

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Safety Disclosure

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