GE Fridge Filter Manifold Install

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GE Fridge Filter Manifold Install
Author: timboslice (LA) I'm replacing a filter manifold on a GE fridge and the new water lines are the same length but labeled "Inlet" and "Outlet". Can anyone tell me which line I need to attach to the water supply valve & which one I need to attach to the refrigerator water valve? The old lines were not labeled and the line to the fridge water valve was longer. Thanks for any help!
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Re: GE Fridge Filter Manifold Install
Author: hj (AZ) I would think the water supply goes to the "in" and "out" goes to the refridgerator./
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Re: GE Fridge Filter Manifold Install
Author: packy (MA) hard to argue with hj on that one.,,
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Re: GE Fridge Filter Manifold Install
Author: timboslice (LA) OK thanks for the help!
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Re: GE Fridge Filter Manifold Install
Author: bernabeu (SC) if they are the 'braided' flood stop or flood safe type STOP NOW they WILL fail consistently in the OFF position and require annoying 'resets' and 'call backs'. ============================================== "Measure Twice & Cut Once" - Retired U.A. Local 1 & 638
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