Refrigerator water reservoir assembly for the automatic ice maker and the ice water dispenser
OwnerRobert W. Barto, Leonard A. Browninventors
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A refrigerator water reservoir that takes the place of connecting the refrigerator to the city water supply, the reservoir being connected to the automatic ice maker and to the ice maker dispenser for automatically delivering water to either unit as soon as the ice maker starts operating or when the ice water dispenser is actuated. No alterations are necessary to be made in a standard refrigerator that is already equipped with the automatic ice maker and with the ice water dispenser. The water reservoir assembly is equipped with a motor driven pump and with a water pressure sensitive switch so that the water in the conduit leading from the reservoir to the two solenoid valves, which in turn control the flow of water to the ice maker and to the ice water dispenser, will be maintained at a desired water pressure at all times. The device also has manually controlled means for refilling the reservoir when needed.
A refrigerator having an automatic ice maker unit with a first water conveying conduit communicating with said unit and having a solenoid valve which will automatically open when the ice maker needs water;
A refrigerator having an automatic ice maker unit and an ice water dispensing unit with a first water conveying conduit communicating with said ice maker unit and having a first solenoid valve which will automatically open when the ice maker requires water;
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