05-24-2021, 09:20 PM
1- ice maker is removed by unscrewing several screws around the front perimeter and the unit slides right out the front of cabinet. Water line to sink should have a tee with a compression fitting to nylon tubing that feeds ice maker. Note I’ve had these rupture before. If it is the nylon tubing best to replace it all as it gets old and brittle.
2- the supply lines are probably Whale 15mm pex tubing. The tubing can usually be removed from the fittings by pushing the inner collet in while pulling the tubing out. There is probably a diagram on whalepumps.com. Be sure it’s not the nylon ice maker tubing before tearing it all apart.
3- never had to remove but suspect there is a mounting flange accessed from below.
4 - if pex tubing bad, google whale marine pex tubing. Fittings should be reusable. If nylon ice maker tubing bad go to local hardware store and get tubing and compression fittings.
There should be a sink/ice maker shutoff directly below in the engine room. Some Tiaras have a water manifold with shut offs for different parts of boat. Not sure about your 35.
2- the supply lines are probably Whale 15mm pex tubing. The tubing can usually be removed from the fittings by pushing the inner collet in while pulling the tubing out. There is probably a diagram on whalepumps.com. Be sure it’s not the nylon ice maker tubing before tearing it all apart.
3- never had to remove but suspect there is a mounting flange accessed from below.
4 - if pex tubing bad, google whale marine pex tubing. Fittings should be reusable. If nylon ice maker tubing bad go to local hardware store and get tubing and compression fittings.
There should be a sink/ice maker shutoff directly below in the engine room. Some Tiaras have a water manifold with shut offs for different parts of boat. Not sure about your 35.
