[Richard and Rhonda]

Les,

If you pull the bottom vent away, you will see that there are four hex bolts that actually raise the wheels up and down on the Amana. In our use, there are actually raised to secure the fridge in the opening. You will find a cross bar above the fridge. The wheels are lowered (which raises the fridge) until the top of the fridge is wedged against that cross bar.

Look in your water bay. There should be a row of valves that control water flow to individual circuits. I bet one of them is for the fridge, if not one for the fridge, then use the one for the purified water circuit because it feeds the ice maker. Of course you can test it to make sure you have isolated the correct one. It might take a few seconds to relieve the pressure.