Where can I find a replacement filter spout? - Kitchen Appliances - Others

Sometimes the water freezes in the lines. Try raising the temp to just under freezing, not way under.

Hold the filter like a "V" and place the little nub on the bottom of the "V" inside the spout (arrow on the filter pointing towards the spout). Then wedge the top of the filter under the lip of the pot.

2 things can be happing here depending on the age of the tub spout. If the spout is more than 5 years old, you may need to replace it. if not that old then you may have a screen filter blockage in the shower head itself. remove the shower head from the shower neck and see if there is anything in the filter. while you have the head removed, try the tub spout again and see if problem continues. this should guide you in the next step to either replace the tub spout or just clean the shower head screen filter. Hope this helps.

Lets start by removing the shower head from the chrome pipe on the wall and check the screen filter to make sure you are getting full flow. if this dose not cure problem then lets look at the diverter valve.is it a push button on the wall plate or a pull down spout diverter? if it's the push button it may have a bad paddle and needs to be replaced. If it's on the spout i am leaning towards the shower head. hope this helps. Let me know if you need more information.

First make sure you have a thread type spout. Look on the underside of spout for a set screw. If one is not found then you have a threaded spout. If you have set screws then it is a friction spout loosen set screw and twist/pull spout. A couple things you can try to loosen the calcium build up. Use a calcium buildup cleaner (may or may not be able to reach area) you can also try rapping on spout with rubber mallet calcium is hard and this might break it up (cause fractures in the calcium) then take a no mark wrench (simuliar to what you take oil filters off with) and turn spout counter clockwise. It may be hard but it should come off. If the spout pipe is galvanized it may come off inside the wall before it comes off of the spout. No worries just keep turning until off. Once off you can work on the spout end then reinstall. Make sure when you reinstall you place teflon on the thread ends. Hope this helps, thanks for using FIXYA. Good luck and have a great day. Jeff

If there is an inline filter, replace it. They have carbon in them, which loses its effectiveness in a relatively short time. Most people go way too long without replacing the filter. Ideally you should replace it at least once every 6 months.

Whether there is a filter or not, dump the ice, and let the water on the door run for 30 minutes. You could put a little piece of flexible tubing on the spout and put a bucket on the floor. You can buy the tubing at about any hardware or building supply. Usually, a 3/8 od, 1/4 id clear tubing will fit on the spout. But sometimes you would need a 1/2 od x 3/8 id. It is real cheap. Otherwise you can stand there with a cup for half an hour.

Try using a hair dryer around the spout it may be frozen. I did that for mine and it worked.The pump is working , it is just froze in the spout. Make sure you have water in the line at the connection going in to the door.

the spouts located is on door which carry the coffe to final stage to cup of coffee
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See if there is a sediment screen at the inlet to the filter from the faucet and see if it's obstructed or clogged. Obviously, make sure you are using the correct filter cartridge and that the filter discharge is also clean.

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Make sure your filter in the machine and in the filter holder is clean, the filter in filterholder there you will see a little light in the middle if you head it to light, else you have to replace the filter.