Water Dispensing Slowly - Built-In Refrigerator

Is the water filter installed correctly? 

If the water filter was just replaced or installed, ensure the filter was installed correctly.  If the water filter is not seated properly, it can cause; no or low ice production and water not dispensing properly.  Try removing the water filter and re-installing it. 

CLICK HERE for information on how to replace the water filter

Does your water filter need to be replaced? 

A clogged or incorrectly installed water filter will reduce the water flow to the ice maker and dispenser, resulting in small ice cubes, low ice production, or decreased water flow.  If the refrigerator has a water dispenser, check for a problem with the filter by doing the following:

1. Dispense water using the water dispenser and note the amount of water flow.
2. Remove the filter. The filter is located either in the base grille below the refrigerator compartment door or inside the refrigerator compartment.
3. Dispense water with the filter removed. If the water flow noticeably increases, the filter is either clogged or incorrectly installed. A clogged filter will need to be replaced to correct the low flow.

If the filter is clogged and you are not able to immediately replace it, leave the filter out so the water system is in bypass mode. With the filter removed, the water system will continue to operate, bypassing the filter, and the clogged filter will not cause slow water dispensing or low ice production. However, you will need to install a new filter to have filtered water.

Are you using a reverse-osmosis system?

Connecting a refrigerator to a reverse-osmosis system could also lower the water pressure to the refrigerator, resulting in small ice cubes, low ice production, or a decreased amount of water being dispensed. 

CLICK HERE for more information on using a reverse-osmosis system.

Was the water filter flushed?