Is this the same as GE's FXHTC filter?
175703
Yes it is. I have used this filter for years. Great filter at a good price.
175704
It is the same. Well, the Culligan has a Cartridge Life of 6 months, depending upon usage and water conditions. I purchase all from Amazon. Price is best I can find. I use only the Culligan filters in my Whole House Culligan system now. Never again will I use GE (Whirlpool) filters. I installed one in 2008. It apparently had a problem because my house lines became plugged with carbon sediment. What a disaster. Spent a long while flushing the system, cleaning faucet filters, etc. Never have I experienced a problem with Culligan filter RFC-BBSa. Outstanding. Used it for years.
175705
It looks like it's the same. It is the same size and appears that it would work fine.
1412435
I've always thought they were GE, if you go to geapplianceparts.com, it will show theirs and they look exactly the same. I only know they work just as good as the original ones that came with my Reverse Osmosis System. Hope this helps.
2067138
I believe this is the correct one. It is a type F5 filter. The only difference is mine is gray.
1823969
Yes it is. The WFCB replaces the following alternate or obsolete filter numbers: 218710901, 218710902, 218732306, 218904501, 218904602, 218907800, 46-9906, 4609906000, 469906, 5303917752, 5303917937, 5303918017, 9906, 9906P, RC-101, RC-200, RC101, RC200, RF-200, RF200, SGF-F1,SWFCB, WFCB, WFCB-EFF, WSF-2
2026703
I do not know. I used this product to replace theFranke FRX02 filters, which cost 3x. I am very pleased with this product.
754361
It should, the GE unit looks to be similar to the Culligan, Watts, etc. water filter units.
48816
Yes. The GXWH20F is a discontinued model of housing but uses the same filters.
541040
From what I gathered, the filters are the same. The PF48F is a "fleet pack" of a dozen PF48s.
126845
The Doulton filter is an exact replacement for the Franke FRX02 filter. It installs and works the same. The construction is of the same quality as the Franke.
963130
The GE GXRTDR filter has the female end. I bought it because it was advertised as quick coupler but this picture is not correct for the GE GXRTDR filter. The GE GXRTQR is quick coupler filter that has male end on both ends.
533228
Hi, if yours call for the same filter as the one I bought? Then buy it. Mine works perfect, was GE brand works perfect and save a few bucks with shipping included. Hope this answers your question? Was GE product I received too. So every happy with purchase.
507160
No, the "F" and "G" are identical in fit only. As for filtration, the "F" is strictly an "aesthetic" filter, meaning that it filters out chlorine taste, and cloudiness only. The "G" filter, on the other hand, is a "health" filter, meaning that it filters out cysts, chemicals, and heavy metals (lead, mercury) contaminants and so-forth. The "F" is a waste of your money. Pay a little bit more to protect your health, and stick with the "G" model. By-the-way, don't purchase any of the cheap, off-brand filters as they are every one the equivalent of the "F" model Samsung Aqua Pure filter. Buy only the name brand "G" model Samsung Aqua Pure filter. I have researched this extensively, and am a retired RN with 30 years experience, and very extensively trained, and well-read, so I do know that of which I speak about. Hope my little lecture helps! :-) Michael
280561
I'm not familiar with that model. I would only purchase this for models in which it is recommended. The installation is fairly easy. And it does work to unfreeze the water line. HOWEVER, the water will forever taste bad; like plastic. We've stopped using the water dispenser even though the water flows freely. GE ought to be ashamed of itself for such poor product quality and customer service. I'll never buy another GE appliance product again.
1089756
I just replaced my filter with a 3rd party brand and was able to reset my filter light - it went off after I held it for the required amount of time. I've used 3rd party filters more than the GE ones and have had no trouble.
541443
According to the item description the GXRTQR is a direct replacement filter for the GXRTQ system. So in one word 'YES' this should work just fine. Make sure you follow the directions on flushing it! This is something you must do on all filters. Good luck!
235210
t does say it is compatible with GE Compatible Refrigerator Water Filter for MWF, GWF, MWFA, GWFA, GWF06 and it does fit. However, the water tasted and smelled worse with this filter than with the "used GE filter" that I was replacing. It was so bad, my brother-n-law that it was the old filter I was replacing, not the new one. So, I am using the GE Water filters from now on.
1355905
I did a Google search and found a list of cross referenced filters. yours is the KH1205008 which is a replacement for the original KH1205001. The KH1205001 corss references to:Donaldson P551763, Baldwin B1410, Fleetguard LF16108, John Deere KH1205008, Kohler 1205001, Tecumseh 36262, Fram PH8172, Wix 51056, and ACDelco PF2210.So the short answer is yes, but all of the above should also fit. I found the Fram was easier to find.