GE WG03F07108 In-Line Refrigerator Ice & Water Filter, GXRLQR

GE (G.E.) Genuine OEM WG03F07108 GXRLQR In-Line Refrigerator Ice & Water Filter. GE WG03F02202 refrigerator filter is also referred to as GXRLQR and GXRLQ.

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The WG03F02202 GXRLQR is the replacement filter for the GXRLQ complete water filter kit. This filter will not work if you do not already have the filter housing that comes with the GXRLQ. 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 reduces lead, chlorine, mercury, cysts, asbestos, particulates, turbidity, and some herbicides and pesticides, without removing fluoride. It improves the taste and odour of your water and ice. The GE WG03F02202 GXRLQR 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 refrigerators without built-in filtration by installing in to the existing external refrigerator water line. It is compatible with most GE side-by-side and top freezer refrigerators and can also be used on GX1S50R single stage lead/cyst filtration systems. The GE WG03F02202 GXRLQR Twist and Lock design allows you to remove and install filters in seconds. A simple quarter-turn twist and you're done!

Specifications:
Filter Life: 6 months or 750 gallons (whichever comes first)
Flow Rate: 0.5 gallons per minute
Operating Pressure: 20-120 psi
Operating Temperature: 33-100 °F
Filter Size: 8" Long x 2-1/4" Diameter

How To Replace The GE WG03F02202 GXRLQR Water Filter:
1. If using a filter in a refrigerator, turn off the icemaker.
2. Remove the filter canister from the manifold by rotating the canister to the left about 1/3 turn. A small amount of water may come out.
3. Lightly lubricate the three black o-ring seals in the manifold with clean food grade silicone grease.
4. Install the new filter canister into the manifold by turning it to the right about 1/3 turn until the alignment marks line up and the filter stops. Do not over tighten. The filter will raise up as it is turned.

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.