A severely restricted household water supply feeding a refrigerator or water dispenser can be caused by a partially closed saddle shutoff valve, a kinked supply line, a heavily clogged inline water filter, or low municipal water pressure. If the shutoff valve behind the appliance is not opened fully, or if sediment buildup has choked the water filter interior over months of use, the volume of water entering the appliance drops drastically, resulting in slow dispensing. You can troubleshoot water supply lines easily. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when opening the supply valve completely, straightening line kinks, or replacing an expired water filter restores normal, high-pressure water flow to the dispenser.
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