Midland Industries 924284 Ice Maker Connector Elbow 84in Ss

Product Description

The MIDLAND INDUSTRIES 924284 is a lead-free stainless steel ice maker supply connector with an integrated elbow fitting, designed for connecting a refrigerator ice maker to a household water supply line. At 84 inches in length, it provides enough reach for most standard refrigerator installations where the supply valve is located behind or beneath the unit. The compression-to-female garden hose (FGH) end configuration accepts a 3/8-inch compression fitting on one end and a 3/4-inch FGH connection on the other. Plumbers and appliance installers rely on this connector for clean, corrosion-resistant ice maker hookups that meet lead-free requirements.

This connector is suited for residential ice maker installations, specifically for connecting a refrigerator water inlet valve to a cold water supply stub-out. The 84-inch length accommodates installations where additional slack is needed to pull the refrigerator away from the wall for cleaning or servicing. The elbow end simplifies routing in tight spaces behind cabinetry or appliances. This fitting falls under the lead-free plumbing accessories category and is appropriate for potable water service.

Key Features

• Lead-free construction compliant with potable water plumbing requirements
• Stainless steel braided housing resists corrosion and kinking
• 84-inch length provides generous reach for most refrigerator placements
• Integrated elbow fitting simplifies routing in confined wall or cabinet spaces
• 3/8-inch compression x 3/4-inch FGH end configuration for direct ice maker hookup

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation supply connector for residential refrigerators equipped with a 3/8-inch compression inlet and a 3/4-inch female garden hose thread water valve connection.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or qualified appliance technician. Shut off the cold water supply and relieve line pressure before disconnecting or connecting any supply fitting. Hand-tighten the compression and FGH connections first, then snug with a wrench - do not overtighten stainless fittings. Verify there are no kinks in the connector after pushing the refrigerator back into position.