Find the fit for your fridge

A familiar fridge. A more confident filter choice.

Start with your refrigerator brand, then match the complete code on the old cartridge. Different filter families can look alike, so check the connection and your appliance manual before ordering.

  1. Choose your brand

    Use the guide below to recognise the filter families used by your refrigerator brand.

  2. Read the whole code

    Check the old cartridge and the model label inside your fridge. Keep every letter and suffix.

  3. Compare the connection

    Match the cartridge reference, connector and housing before choosing a replacement.

GE

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GE refrigerators use several cartridge systems. Follow the exact filter reference in your model documentation, including the final letters.

Currently in our catalogue
GSWF MSWF MWF RPWF XWF
Filter families to check
MWF MWFP MSWF GSWF XWF XWFE RPWF RPWFE

Check chip requirements: refrigerators specified for XWFE or RPWFE use electronic filter identification. An XWF does not replace an XWFE, and an RPWF does not replace an RPWFE.

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Whirlpool

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Whirlpool, Maytag and KitchenAid models can use different everydrop filter numbers. Match the full appliance model and the filter number together.

Keep the engineering digits at the end of the refrigerator model. Versions of the same retail model can call for different filters. These families are not interchangeable.

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Frigidaire

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PurePour and PureSource names cover different cartridge references. Use the complete part number rather than choosing by the packaging colour or refrigerator style.

Currently in our catalogue
EPTWFU01 FPPWFU01 ULTRAWF WF3CB

Confirm any alternative reference in the manual for your exact model. Similar-looking cartridges are not a reliable match.

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Find your starting point

Know the layout. Then check the label.

Refrigerator layouts help you describe your appliance. The correct cartridge still depends on the full model number and the filter system fitted to it.

French door

Two refrigerator doors sit above the freezer. Models may have internal or door-mounted water dispensers; the filter location varies by appliance.

Side-by-side

Two tall compartments place the freezer beside the refrigerator. A dispenser on the door does not identify the cartridge; read the old filter and appliance model.

Bottom freezer

Here, this means a single upper refrigerator door and a lower freezer. Ice-making and internal filtration vary by model, so confirm whether a replaceable water filter is fitted.

A door layout does not prove filter compatibility. Some refrigerators have no replaceable internal water filter, even when they make ice. Check your appliance manual for the filter type and location.

Manufacturer names and model codes identify compatibility references only. FitFilter is an independent brand.