GE WG03F01382 In-Line Refrigerator Ice & Water Filter, GXRTDR

GE (G.E.) Genuine OEM WG03F01382 GXRTDR In-Line Refrigerator Ice & Water Filter. GE WG03F01382 refrigerator filter is also referred to as GXRTDR and GXRTQR.

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The In-Line Refrigerator Water Filter can be placed in many convenient locations like under the sink or behind the refrigerator.

This water filter cartridge is an great choice for the reduction of chlorine taste and odour, and particulates without removing fluoride. It improves the taste and odour of your water and ice. The GE In-Line Ice and Water Filtration System is tested and certified by NSF International to meet or exceed NSF/ANSI Standards 42 and 53.

This Refrigerator Water Filter can be used in all refrigerator brands with filter access in the back of the refrigerator. It inhibits lime scale buildup and helps protect the ice makers. The GXRTDR inline filter has 1/4" 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. This water filter features quick disconnect coupling so it's easy to replace!

Specifications:
Filter Life: 6 months or 2500 gallons (whichever comes first)
Flow Rate: 0.5 gallons per minute
Operating Pressure: 25-125 psi
Operating Temperature: 100 °F
Filter Size: 10" Long x 2" Diameter

How To Replace The G.E. WG03F01382 GXRTDR Water Filter:
1. Turn off water supply.
2. Remove blue locking clips between filter and collets.
3. Disconnect the old filter at its inlet first then its outlet. To remove tubing, depress and hold white collet; pull tubing out. Some water may spill or drip back through the filter.
4. Make a line 1/2″ from the end of each remaining piece of tubing. (Check for roundness, smoothness, cuts, nicks, flat spots and sharp edges. It may be necessary to recut the tubing.)
6. Locate fittings for the tubing on the side of the filtration system.
7. Water flow is from left to right. Water inlet is on the left side and water outlet is on the right side. Failure to follow will result in bad performance.
8. Push the tubing into the filter inlet until the line is flush with the fitting collar. Do not install tubing on outlet until filter is flushed. Pull out slightly on tubing to ensure a good seal.
9. Place filter outlet over bucket or pan. As fine particles of carbon may be present it is necessary to flush the new filter by turning on water supply valve. These fine carbon particles will be removed during the flushing. Turn off water supply valve to stop flushing after 2 to 3 gallons of water are flushed (approximately 5 minutes). It is normal for water to appear black for the first few seconds of the flushing procedure.
10. Connect the outlet of the filter to the water line going to your refrigerator.
11. Turn on water supply.

For best performance and to ensure clean and safe drinking water, it is highly recommended to change your filter every 6 months.

This part is also known as a fridge water filter.