Hi CautiouslyOptimistic, some of the chemicals that have triggered the Prop 65 warning, may have been used during the manufacturing process. The amounts are trace and not known to be unsafe to humans in these amounts. However, per California Law we are required to put a warning on all of our appliances. If you have any further questions or concerns regarding this issue, please don't hesitate to reach out to us via Facebook https://www.facebook.com/whirlpoolusa or Twitter @WhirlpoolCare or call us direct at Whirlpool 866-698-2538 Mon-Tues 8 AM-8 PM Wed-Fri 9 AM-7 PM Eastern.
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Hi Becky. We, first, suggest you check the link trap and then also the the venting off the back of the unit and the port to the outside to make sure it's clear and air can easily get through. There is a timed dry function you can utilize that doesn't use sensing. If, after trying this you require further assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at Whirlpool 866-698-2538 Mon-Tues 8 AM-8 PM Wed-Fri 9 AM-7 PM Eastern. We hope this helps!

Hi cy, the rollers on this model can be retracted and have brakes. You will use them to help level the unit. Here is the link to the Owner's Manaual. https://bit.ly/3ogYH1X Page 20 you can locate that information. We hope this helps!

Hi and thanks for your question. Here is the link to the Use and Care Manual for this model Refrigerator. https://bit.ly/3ELLHHt There is a list of what is included with the unit, and on page 9 there are instructions on hooking up the water supply. Your question, will depend upon the type of connection you have. We suggest having a look at that for further assistance. We're also here to help if you require further assistance, at Whirlpool 866-698-2538 Mon-Tues 8 AM-8 PM Wed-Fri 9 AM-7 PM Eastern. We hope this helps!