“Does the ice maker need to be hooked up to a water source to automatically make ice? Or, do I have to fill the ice tray, the old fashioned way?”

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• Yes, you have to hook it up to a water supply to have it work automatically.

  Answered by djdt 7 years ago

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• It needs to be connected to a water source.

  Answered by sk8er3364 7 years ago

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• Connect to water source, and it does all the work for you! :)

  Answered by Smitty 7 years ago

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• Yes, all automatic icemakers in all refrigerators must be connected to a water supply. Most modern sinks have the hookup in the sink plumbing supply to do that. You need an extra little flexible line to complete the job.

  Answered by Steve 7 years ago

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• Yes this unit would need to be connected to a water source to produce ice automatically. ^CP

  Answered by LG Digital Customer Care 7 years ago

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