rjr6150
Well-known member
On our 3400RL look below the refer there is a drop down drawer and behind that there is a wood panel to give a finished look. Looking to the right your should see both the cold and hot water lines coming from the UDC. The valve will be behind the wood panel its a sob to get at though
Ray LeTourneau
Senior Member - Past Moderator
Marbill, As Randy said, there is a removable panel in your basement. It is a part of the wall in the storage compartment behind the docking center. There are at least 4 but maybe 6 screws you need to remove for access. Look for a 1/4" polyethylene tube and there will be a black/brass valve you have to turn 1/4 to open. You may want to bleed the air from this line at the connection behind your fridge. This will get you ice a little sooner.
Marbill,
We also have the 3055RL. The valve is definitely behind the removable panels in the basement.
First remove the panel closest to the UDC. There are 3 screws that go through the UDC (from the outside) and into the panel. There are 3 screws on the DS of the panel. With these 6 screws out, you can remove the panel and stick your head/shoulders in there.
My ice maker valve was just below the floor (roof as you are in basement) and right behind the UDC enclosure.
A real b***h
to get to. But as Ray said , there is a 1/4 turn valve and the clear tubing.
Good luck.
PS while in there, you ought to check all the other water connections. I found my fresh water tank vent lying on the floor disconnected. Fortunately, not a big deal, but it could have been something else.
We also have the 3055RL. The valve is definitely behind the removable panels in the basement.
First remove the panel closest to the UDC. There are 3 screws that go through the UDC (from the outside) and into the panel. There are 3 screws on the DS of the panel. With these 6 screws out, you can remove the panel and stick your head/shoulders in there.
My ice maker valve was just below the floor (roof as you are in basement) and right behind the UDC enclosure.
A real b***h
to get to. But as Ray said , there is a 1/4 turn valve and the clear tubing.Good luck.
PS while in there, you ought to check all the other water connections. I found my fresh water tank vent lying on the floor disconnected. Fortunately, not a big deal, but it could have been something else.
