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GX1S01C General Electric Water Filter System - Overview
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PartSelect #: PS2369776
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Gene
December 21, 2023
What filter does this model take. Do you have a part number? Where can I order these filters?
For model number GX1S01C
Hi Gene,
Glad to hear from you. There are 2 filters that can be used for this water filtration system. The part number for the smart water universal water filter is PS220413, and the part number for the lead and cyst filter is PS220407. We hope this helps!
I simply replaced the old O-ring; rubbed a bit of petroleum jelly around the seal and rescrewed the filter cannister back in place. It was easy, and worked like a charm!
