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GX1S15C General Electric Water Filter System - Overview
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This is a single pack OEM filter for under-the-sink filtration systems. This filter is compatible with systems that accept 9-3/4-Inch by 2-1/2-Inch filters. This filter creates healthier and nicer tas...
This part number matches the current model number GX1S15C
PartSelect #: PS2369777
Manufacturer #: GX1S15C
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John
January 13, 2020
Unit will not twist apart
For model number GX1S15C
Hello John and thank you for writing.
Sometimes the sump becomes cross-threaded or simply stuck with debris. Try to soak with soapy warm water around the connection the try again to open it using the filter wrench PS311941. We hope this helps. Please contact us anytime if you require further assistance.
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!
