I want to hook up my Reverse Osmosis fiter to the water hook up and wondered if there is a minimum pressure needed since RO is relatively slow. null

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nosp · Accepted Answer

No as a matter of fact I'm installing one my self

Blankfam · Answer

Well lets start saying this. I have a water system in my house.. it is no Reverse Osmosis/ alkaline. My water tech installer unplugged the water filter in the fridge saying we wouldn't need to use the fridge water filter any more.. because it would cause way too much pressure.. se he unplugged it. Now you could take the water filter completely out of it enclosure or leave in there unplugged that's what I did.

Answered by Blankfam 3 years ago

Samsung · Answer

Hi Ange1554,

Thank you for reaching out and we hope you are in good health. We appreciate your interest in Samsung home appliances, specifically with Samsung - Bespoke 29 cu. ft. 4-Door French Door Refrigerator with Family Hub - Matte Black steel.

The water pressure must be between 30-125 psi (206-861 kPa). I have shared the user manual link below. Please access the link and turn to pages 32 - 33 for the water line installation.

https://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/202203/20220310114639753/FDR_RF8000B_F-hub_DA68_04402F_01_EN_MES.pdf

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Your reference number: 1144496749

Leo

“I want to hook up my Reverse Osmosis fiter to the water hook up and wondered if there is a minimum pressure needed since RO is relatively slow.”

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