How to Change a Water Filter on a Whirlpool Refrigerator
Having a Whirlpool refrigerator with a built-in water supply is a wonderful convenience. Most refrigerators include a water filter to ensure the water you drink is free from mineral deposits that could create a foul odor, bad taste and discoloration. If you find your water starts to taste and appear rusty or there is increased mineral sediment at the bottom of your glass, it is probably time to change the water filter. With a minimal amount of effort, replacing the old filter with a new one will have your water refreshing and pure in no time at all. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Determine the location of your refrigerator's water filter. Some models are located in the freezer, while others are in the refrigerator proper. Locating the filter may require removing items from the refrigerator or freezer so you are able to safely replace filter.
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Securely grasp the filter and turn it counter clock wise to remove. Water filters have a threaded male end that attach into an opening in the refrigerator.
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Place new filter into threaded opening. Turn clockwise until securely tightened.
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Use a towel to wipe up an excess water or debris from refrigerator shelves that may have leaked from filter.
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Reset the filter change indicator light. To do this, simply press down on refrigerator's light switch five times within ten seconds.
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Tips & Warnings
Check with your town to see if there are any restrictions or recycling rules for water filters. Replacement filters can be purchased at an appliance dealer for around $30. Keep extra filters on hand so that you always have one available when changing is required
