can this be connected to a water supply? null

No. Water is poured in from the top of the reservoir. I have mine next to the kitchen sink and use our nozzle/hose or a pitcher to pour the water in.

It is not designed with a hookup in the back for a water supply:I just fill it with quart size container

No. You add water to it from the top lid as it needs it.

No it can't.It's a portable icemaker,so it has a small tank.

No it’s made to fill up by dumping water in it

No. It has a water reservoir you pour water into.

No, you can not. This machine is not designed for continuous use like that. I make the ice, then freeze it for later use to minimize the run time.

No. Just fill a pitcher and pour into tank at the front. Easy to fill.

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No. Water is poured in from the top of the reservoir. I have mine next to the kitchen sink and use our nozzle/hose or a pitcher to pour the water in.
Answered by icereview 7 years ago
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No
Answered by Jhop 6 years ago
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It is not designed with a hookup in the back for a water supply:I just fill it with quart size container
Answered by captjn 6 years ago
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No. You add water to it from the top lid as it needs it.
Answered by Tomk2 6 years ago
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No it can't.It's a portable icemaker,so it has a small tank.
Answered by SuperDave 6 years ago
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No it’s made to fill up by dumping water in it
Answered by Rocko 6 years ago
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No. It has a water reservoir you pour water into.
Answered by MommaB 6 years ago
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No, you can not. This machine is not designed for continuous use like that. I make the ice, then freeze it for later use to minimize the run time.
Answered by NATE 7 years ago
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No
Answered by Cheryl 7 years ago
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No. Just fill a pitcher and pour into tank at the front. Easy to fill.
Answered by Heidi 7 years ago
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