GE SmartWater Smart Water MWF refrigerator filter

also replaces the following filter types:

GE SmartWater

GWF, GWFA, GWF01, GWF06, MWFA

Hotpoit

HWF, HWFA

Sears / Kenmore

9905, 469905, 46-9905, 9905P, 04609905000

Water by Culligan

FXRC, FXRT, MXRC, HXRT, WR97X10006

and many others.

Suitable for SBS refrigerators, with an internal filter located inside the refrigerator.

Technical specifications:

Max. Pressure up to 120 psi (approx. 8.5 bar)

Min. pressure up to 30 psi (approx. 2.06 bar)

Max. Water temperature 100° F (37°C)

Min. water temperature 33° F (0.6°C)

Max. Flow rate/min 0.5 gallon (1.9 litres)

Filtration capacity: 0.5 to 1 mµ (micron)

Carbon Block Technology

NSF Certificate

Filtration with activated carbon: The water filter removes mechanical impurities, micro-sediments, rust-sand particles, heavy metals and many organic chemicals and thus positively enhances the flavour that you not only taste but also see.

The filter removes:

93.00% of mercury

99.00% of asbestos

96.00% of benzene

99.99% of cysts

94.00% of atrazines

96.00% of chlorine

98.00% of turbidity

and many other substances

Clear advantages in the true sense of the word:

-Less foreign substances in your water and ice system

-Deposits in the ice system are reduced

-Your water quality is better

-Improves the flavour of your water

-Diamond-clear ice cubes

Please note This refrigerator filter is not suitable for refrigerators that have an external water filter.

Changing the filter

For health and technical reasons, our filter manufacturers generally recommend changing the filter every 6 months, even if the filter has a larger capacity.

According to the appliance manufacturer's recommendation, you should always replace the water filter if

-the corresponding warning light (usually RED) on your refrigerator lights up (depending on the model)

-the refrigerator has not been used for a long time

-if the water develops an odour or becomes cloudy

-or at least every 6 months to be on the safe side

Further information can be found in the operating instructions for your appliance