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GE MWF Refrigerator Water Filter
GE MWF Refrigerator Water Filter
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The GE MWF is a refrigerator water filter replacement for many GE, GE Profile, and similar models. It cleans your tap water so drinking water and ice taste fresh and clear. This GE MWF water filter uses a carbon block to take out bad tastes, smells, and many impurities like chlorine. It twists and locks into the filter spot, usually in the upper right inside the fridge. Replace it every 6 months or after about 300 gallons to keep water tasting good and flowing strong.
Specification
- Model: MWF (updated as MWFP)
- Brand: GE
- Filter Type: Carbon block
- Capacity: 300 gallons
- Change Frequency: Every 6 months
- Flow Rate: About 0.5 gallons per minute
- Operating Temperature: 33 to 100 degrees F
- Working Pressure: 40 to 120 psi
- Installation: Twist and lock (no tools needed)
- Certified: NSF/ANSI Standards 42 and 53 for chlorine taste, odor, lead, cysts, asbestos, and more
About GE MWF Water Filter
This GE MWF filter gives you clean, better-tasting water right from your fridge dispenser. It cuts chlorine taste and odor so your drinks and ice taste fresh instead of off. This GE MWF water filter reduces lead, cysts, asbestos, sediments, and other bad stuff for safer water. You save money by not buying bottled water all the time and help cut down on plastic waste. It fits select GE side-by-side and bottom-freezer models. Use a matching filter for the best fit and steady performance.
Special Features
- Reduces chlorine taste and odor plus lead (up to 99%), cysts (over 99.99%), asbestos (over 99%), and other contaminants for cleaner water
- NSF certified for real results on taste and health-related contaminants
- 300-gallon capacity for up to 6 months of use
- Easy twist-and-lock design for quick install or replacement
- Keeps water flow steady at about 0.5 gallons per minute
- Fits well in many GE models for reliable results
- Helps ice and water stay fresh without weird flavors or smells
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