GE MSWF Refrigerator Water Filter

• GE MSWF Refrigerator Water Filter:
• The GE MSWF refrigerator filter fits in GE refrigerators with a long white plastic filter mounted inside the refrigerator.
• The GE SmartWater MSWF Water Filter reduces chlorine taste and odor, sediment, lead, cysts, and turbidity in your drinking water & ice.
• The GE MSWF Fast Fill SmartWater refrigerator filter also retains beneficial fluoride.
• The GE MSWF water filter is NSF certified to ensure consumers they are drinking clean, safe water.

• GE MSWF Refrigerator Water Filter Contaminant Reduction:
• The GE MSWF water filter does not remove Fluoride from your drinking water.
• The GE MSWF filter cartridge is tested and certified to NSF/ANSI Standards 42 & 53.
• The GE MSWF refrigerator water filter meets NSF / ANSI standard 42 for the reduction of Chlorine taste and odor and Particulates Class I
• The GE MSWF refrigerator water filter meets NSF / ANSI standard 53 for the reduction of Lead, Cysts, and Turbidity.
• The following contaminants are reduced by the GE MSWF filter:
  95.50% of Particulates (Class I)
  97.00% of Chlorine Taste & Odor
  99.30% of Lead at pH 6.5
  98.00% of Lead at pH 8.5
  94.00% of Mercury at pH 6.5
  88.40% of Mercury at pH 8.5
  99.00% of Asbestos
  96.80% of Benzene
  99.70% of P-Dichlorobenzene
  99.99% of Cysts
  93.90% of Atrazine
  98.70% of Carbofuran
  99.00% of Lindane
  92.90% of Toxaphene
  96.00% of 2,4-D
  96.50% of Turbidity

Filter Type: Activated Carbon Block

Filter Life: 6 months or 300 gallons

Micron Rating: 0.5 microns

Flow Rate: 0.9 gallons per minute

Size: 8 1/2 inches (length) x 2 1/4 inches (diameter)

UPC: 084691132042

Country of Origin: U.S.A.

• Manufacturer: GE MSWF

The MSWF is also known by the following part numbers:

• MSWF, 101820/A, 101820A, 101821-B, 101821B, 238C2334P003, AP3997949, MSWF3PK, MSWFDS, PC46783, PS1559689, WR02X12345, WR02X12801

• GE MSWF Water Filter Replacement Information:
• The GE MSWF refrigerator water filter should be replaced every six months or if your water has a bad taste or odor.
• Installing your new water filter:
• First, turn the used filter slightly in the counterclockwise direction.
• Second, remove the used filter by pulling it in the downward direction. The water will shut off automatically at this point.
• Third, fill the new filter with cold water and set the new filter where the used filter used to be. Push it towards the fridge until it cannot be pushed anymore.
• Fourth, twist the new filter onto the fridge by turning slightly in the clockwise direction.
• Fifth, run water through the filter for a minute or so to clear the air bubbles from the filter.
• As always, remember to mark the date at which you changed your filter and set a reminder to change your filter for sometime between 3 and 6 months depending on your water. Also, remember to push the “reset filter” button or the “filter replaced” button depending on the type of refrigerator.