GE RPWFE Water Filter with RFID Chip (1 Pack)
GE RPWFE Water Filter with RFID Chip (1 Pack)
Reduces 70+ impurities, including Lead, Microplastics & PFOA/PFOS, Certified to NSF/ANSI Standards 42, 53, 372 & 401.
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The GE RPWFE water filter is designed for selected GE French-door and bottom-freezer refrigerators that use the RPWFE cartridge. This GE RPWFE water filter with RFID chip combines carbon block filtration with electronic communication that supports filter monitoring and leak detection in compatible appliances. The single-filter pack provides one replacement cartridge for drinking water and ice.
Product Details
- Product Name: GE RPWFE Refrigerator Water Filter
- Model Number: RPWFE
- Pack Size: 1 filter
- Filter Type: Carbon block refrigerator water filter
- Rated Capacity: 170 gallons
- Recommended Replacement: Every 6 months, or sooner if water flow noticeably decreases
- Maximum Flow Rate: 0.5 gallons per minute
- Operating Water Pressure: 25–120 PSI
- Dimensions: Approximately 9.75 inches high × 1.625 inches wide × 1.625 inches deep
- Standards: Certified for specified reduction claims under applicable NSF/ANSI standards, including Standards 42 and 53
Special Features
RFID Chip Technology
The GE RPWFE water filter with RFID chip communicates with compatible refrigerator controls. Its electronic component supports filter recognition and helps the refrigerator respond to certain filter-related conditions.
Advanced Carbon Block Filtration
The GE RPWFE refrigerator water filter combines carbon block media with advanced filtration designed to reduce a broad range of specified impurities. It helps improve water taste while providing filtered water for everyday drinking and ice-making.
Leak Detection Support
In compatible refrigerators, the RFID component communicates with the appliance's monitoring system. If the system detects a filter leak, it can shut off the water supply to help limit leakage.
Convenient Replacement
The GE RPWFE replacement filter is designed for straightforward installation without special tools or shutting off the household water supply. Follow your refrigerator's instructions to fit the cartridge correctly.
Compatibility
The GE RPWFE water filter fits selected GE, GE Profile, Café and Monogram French-door refrigerators. Compatibility depends on the specific appliance model, so check your refrigerator's model number and user manual before ordering.
The GE RPWF replacement filter is an earlier cartridge designation associated with compatible refrigerator systems. The RPWFE includes RFID technology, which is required by certain appliances for filter recognition and leak-detection functions. Check the manufacturer's compatibility guidance before choosing between the two.
Contaminants It Reduces
The RPWFE filter is certified or tested to reduce specified impurities under defined conditions, including:
- Chlorine and chloramine taste and odour
- Lead and mercury
- Cysts and asbestos
- PFOA and PFOS
- Selected pesticides and volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
- Selected pharmaceuticals, including ibuprofen and atenolol
- Bisphenol A (BPA) and other specified impurities
Some pharmaceutical reduction claims are tested and verified by an independent laboratory rather than certified by NSF International. Reduction performance varies by substance and test conditions, and these impurities may not be present in every water supply.
Installation Instructions
- Locate the water filter compartment, usually in the upper-left area of the fresh-food compartment on compatible models.
- Follow the refrigerator's instructions to release and remove the existing cartridge.
- Prepare the new RPWFE cartridge as directed in its package instructions.
- Align the filter with the holder and push it into place until it is securely seated.
- Check that the refrigerator recognises the filter and reset the filter indicator if required.
- Flush the cartridge and discard water as directed in the appliance manual before drinking or making ice.
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