EDR1RXD1 W10295370A 9081 Refrigerator Water Filter by DFilters 6pk (2024)

FAQs

Are generic refrigerator water filters OK? ›

Reasons Counterfeit Filters Shouldn't Be Used

Many counterfeit filters claim to be "exactly" the same as a GE Appliances Genuine filter but often only filter chlorine, taste and odor and are not certified to reduce harmful contaminants such as lead, mercury, arsenic, VOCs and pharmaceuticals.

Swap every 6 months

Change out your everydrop® water and ice filter twice a year to tap into clean water year round and a swell of possibilities.

How often to change your refrigerator water filter. Refrigerator water filters are one of the best, most cost-effective ways to ensure your family is drinking clean, fresh-tasting water, but they need to be changed every six months.

The Everydrop filter does much more than the cheaper filters, reducing many contaminants that the others let through. (And the published data on Amazon and elsewhere from honest less expensive brands will not deny that fact.) EveryDrop meets NSF/ANSI Standards 42, 53 & 402 while the less expensive do not.

Generic filters typically fail to meet U.S. standards for safety, including the NSF/ANSI standards for lead reduction.

Generally, the only significant difference between a brand name filter and a Tier1 filter is the packaging and label. With only a few exceptions, they perform the same and produce the very same results.

Yes, it is recommended that the water system be flushed after the filter has been replaced. This removes air from the system and helps to prevent the dispenser from dripping. Press and hold the dispenser for 5 seconds using a cup, then release for 5 seconds.

After the new filter cartridge is installed, discard the first full bucket of ice produced. This will help clean the water system and clear air from the line. Allow 24 hours before discarding the first bucket of ice.