US Patent 8028534 Freeze-tolerant waterline valve for a refrigerator
Patent 8028534 was granted and assigned to Whirlpool Corporation on October, 2011 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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An improved refrigerator is provided with a freeze tolerant valve for the water tank assembly in the refrigerator. The valve includes a body with an internal plastic spool which minimizes the volume of water within the valve, and which provides a space in the valve to accommodate freezing water in the valve. The valve will not crack or fail in the event of a temperature control problem in the refrigerator which results in frozen water within the valve.
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James H. Jenkins, Jr.0
Thomas C. Anell0
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US Patent 08028534 Freeze-tolerant waterline valve for a refrigerator US Patent 8028534 Freeze-tolerant waterline valve for a refrigerator
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080285340
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80285340
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October 4, 2011
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124998970
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July 9, 2009
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