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GE In-Line External Water Filter GXRTDR

This is GENUINE GE External Filter Suit for All GE External In-Line Fridge Filters

This listing is for external compatible water filters with 1/4" pushfit connections.

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Suitable for:  External compatible water filters with 1/4" pushfit connections You are buying Superior Quality
compatible filters with push-fit connections.

GE In-Line Fridge Filter GXRTDR replaces older filter part number GXITQ, GXITQR, GXRTQ, GXRTQR.

Part Number Cross Reference: GXRTDR, GXRTD, GXITQ, GXITQR, GXRTQ, GXRTQR, WR97X10071, WR97X215, WR97X215R. 

 Compatible Fridge Models: psa22, psg27, gsg25mi, pcp21simffbs, pig21mimfbb, gsg25mipfbb, gsg25mipfww, pcg21simfbs, pig21mimfbb, psg22sipfbs, pig23mimhfbb, pig23mimhfkb, pig23mimhfww, gsg25mipfbb, gsg25mipfww, pcg21simfbs, pig21mimfbb, psg22sipfbs, pig23mimhfbb, pig23mimhfkb, pig23mimhfww, psg22siphfbs, gsg22kesafbb, gsg25misafww, psg22sisafss, gce21mgtbfss, gce21mgtbfss.

The GE GXRTDR inline filter reduces unpleasant taste and odor while minimizing dirt, rust and sediment.-he GE GXRTDR Inline Refrigerator Water Filter reduces chlorine taste and odor to deliver clean, delicious water to your refrigerator and icemaker.-

The GE GXRTDR inline water filter has been tested and certified to NSF / ANSI Standard 42 for the reduction of Chlorine and Class V Particulates.-GE has discontinued the GXRTQR filter and recommends using the GE GXRTDR inline filter in its place.-

The GE GXRTDR refrigerator filter life is up to 6 months or 2500 gallons depending on water usage and water quality.

The GXRTDR inline filter has 1/4-Inch quick connect fittings to install easily behind your refrigerator, with no special tools required. Simply insert your quarter inch water line into the ends of the GE GXRTDR filter.

Tested and Certified by NSF International against NSF/ANSI Standards 42 for the reduction of Chlorine Taste and Odour. As with all built-in refrigerator water filters, the GE GXRTDR in-line fridge water filter does not remove Fluoride.

Installation and replacement procedure for the GE GXRTDR in-line fridge water filter: 

1. Find isolation valve which will be located somewhere on the water supply line to the fridge. Turn it off and to depressurise the system draw a large glass of water from the water outlet at the fridge.

2. . Have a bucket and towel ready as there will be a small spillage of water during this process. Remove the old filter by depressing the locking collar at each end of the filter with your thumb nail (or similar) and at the same time pull out the water supply line. Discard the old filter.

3. Take the new filter, making sure the flow direction is correct and insert the inlet side only, the line will go in approx 5 – 10mm and you will feel it hit home.

4. IMPORTANT - Placing the filter in the bucket, turn on the water supply and allow about 5 litres of water to flow through the filter and into the bucket. This will remov e any loose carbon fines. Turn off the water supply and connect the line that feeds into the fridge. Turn on the water supply and run approx 2 litres through the system.

5. Complete the Replacement Due sticker and place in a visible area inside the fridge door.

NOTE: The green light changes to orange after five months to indicate that you should soon change the water filter. It changes to red after an additional one month (6 months after the water filter was changed or installed) to indicate that you must change the water filter. If the water filter indicator lights up red, press the ICE TIMER and ICE MODE buttons at the same time for about three seconds to reset the water filter indication light from red to green.

The GXRTDR inline filter has 1/4-Inch quick connect fittings to install easily behind your refrigerator, with no special tools required. Simply insert your quarter inch water line into the ends of the GE GXRTDR filter.

The GE GXRTDR In-Line Water Filters Operating Specifications are as Follows: