Measuring Your Space Before Buying a Refrigerator
Why Do You Need a Refrigerator?
French Model Refrigerator
Picking Size & Color of a Refrigerator
Storage Compartments in a Refrigerator
Aesthetic Considerations when Buying a Fridge
Differences in Refrigerators
Refrigerator Accessories
How Water Dispensers Work in a Refrigerator
How to Change the Filter in a Refrigerator
How to Select a Water Filter
Tips for Buying Refrigerators
Warranty Advice about Refrigerators
Refrigerator Maintenance
Price Ranges of Refrigerators
Ice Productions in Refrigerators
Temperature Hazards in Refrigerators
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Summary: Learn what to look for when buying a water filter for your refrigerator in this free home appliance video.
"Hi! I'm Kay and we are filming for expertvillage.com here at Carter's Appliance in Fontana, California. These are typical water filters sold at most appliance stores or readily available at a parts house. This particular model is one that would go actually in the unit. The housing is located inside of the unit and the water is filtered inside of the refrigerator. This is an inline filter and this has compression fittings that would fit to the copper tubing that brings the water into the refrigerator. This goes on the copper tubing and then it is hooked up to the refrigerator so the water is actually filtered prior to coming into the refrigerator unit itself. So those are the basic differences between your water filters that are in the unit and this is one that is on the line coming into the refrigerator. "
eHow Article: How to Select a Water Filter
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