Questions and Answers for GE Universal In-line Water Filtration System for Refrigerators or Icemakers

A:  Hello Iris. Thank you for reaching out to us about refrigerator water filter RPWFE. It is not an in-line water filter. The filter you were looking at was an in-line water filter for a refrigerator that does not comes equipped with a water filter inside. Here is link for water filter RPWFE. https://www.homedepot.com/p/GE-Refrigerator-Water-Filter-RPWFE/205601633?NCNI-5 -- Stay healthy and safe. Geoff@GEA

A:  Yes

A:  it would be fine if you were talking to the store.

A:  I don't see the point of the question, just asking is someone has the RPWFE filter.

A:  Shouldn't.

A:  Hello Pete - Thank you for your inquiry; we are glad to assist. This water filtration system will not prevent your icemaker from getting water. If you have any further concerns, please feel free to reach out to us via the “Contact Us” link at our website. Olga@GEA

A:  No. Did you flush the filter after installing?

A:  As long as you hook it in line correctly the water will flow to your ice maker.

A:  Yes

A:  Universal. Should work fine

A:  Definitely will last longer in your case. I'd say 12 months.

A:  Yes, you will know when it quits.

A:  Should last about 12 to 16 months

A:  Hello Roger, thank you for your question! Yes, we still recommend that the filter be replaced every 6 months to ensure your water quality stays at par. We hope this helps! Please let us know if you have any additional questions. – CV

A:  Yes it will work.

A:  I don,t know, read your manual.

A:  Yes if your line is standard 1/4 inch diameter which is standard

A:  Hi riverview - Yes, Model # GXRTDR is a replacement for GXILQR and can be installed on 1/4" copper tubing. Here's the link to the Installation Guide: https://images.homedepot-static.com/catalog/pdfImages/b3/b3d92172-dc18-46ba-9ec0-6ec0f0c5267f.pdf - We certainly appreciate your loyalty! Keep in touch. Sue

A:  yes I think its either sealed with caps or plastic

A:  The filter was in bubble packaging (see the clear top of the packaging on HD's description), so I would say it was sealed. However, since I bought the filter a couple months ago, I suggest you call GE's customer service to verify. I found this number on GE's Customer Care website: 1-877-959-8688.

A:  yes

A:  Hi Dab - The GXRTDR is packaged in a paper container. The filter is not wrapped in cellophane or sealed in plastic within the paper container. Keep in touch! Sue

A:  Yes.

A:  Hi Al - Thanks for choosing GE! While this is designed for refrigerators without built-in filtration, Model # GXRTDR can be installed on a refrigerator with a built-in filtration system. It will not affect the pressure. This easily attaches directly to existing refrigerator/icemaker water line. Filter should be replaced every six months for best filtration results. Keep in touch! Sue

A:  You can install it in addition to the other filter, however it wont result in soft water. It will simply act as a pre filter to the one in the fridge. It shouldn't have much of an effect on the pressure, if any, you will notice a drop in pressure though when the filter needs changing. Changing this one is probably cheaper than changing the one in the fridge... which should last much longer than the one you're adding. You may want to check on an electronic water conditioner sold at Home Depot, It may seem a little pricey at first but there's no filters to replace and uses no salt as with a traditional water softener.

A:  Beats me, what does your manual say?

A:  Yes, as long as the supply line is the proper size. 1/4" diameter and you will probably need to cut off the ends of the supply line leading to the GXRTQ. This filter accepts the plain ends of the supply line, no fittings.

A:  Hi Sunshine - Thank you for being part of the GE Appliances family. Yes, the GXRTDR filter is the replacement filter for GXRTQ. Keep in touch! - John

A:  NO

A:  yes

A:  I don’t Know bécasse my refrigerator is à Samsung.

A:  Hi Espo - GXRTDR is NSF certified and brings better tasting water and ice to your home by reducing chlorine taste and odor and sediment. GSWF has premium filtration certified to reduce particulates, chlorine-resistant cysts, lead and 5 other contaminants (Atrazine (Herbicide) Reduction, Cysts Reduction, Lindane Reduction (A Pesticide), Lindane Reduction (A Pesticide), Cyptosporidium, Gardia, Turbidity Reduction). Keep in touch! Sue

A:  Beats me.

A:  No. The GSWF removes chlorine, odor, lead, cysts, and turbidity. The GXRTDR only removes chlorine and odor. If you need lead, etc removal there are inline filters that will do this (more costly but still less than the ones that go into the refrigerator).