Inline Water Filter 4378411RB

Hi Lucy, First you will need to turn off your water supply. The easiest and quickest way to remove your old filter from your tubes is to cut it off from both ends. Use a pair of sharp scissors and try to make the cut as straight as you possibly can. This will help make it easier for installing the new filter. If the tubes are not flush in your new filter it will cause a leak. First work on installing the tube on your Inlet side (or the side that has the cap on the end). You will take your tubing and press it into the Inlet portion of your new filter until it cannot go in any farther. You will feel a very slight click into place, as there are push fittings on this filter. For this next part you will need a large bowl or a bucket. Turn your water supply back on and ensure that the water goes through your new filter. What you will see is black water coming out of your filter. That is just the carbon releasing from inside of the part. You need to have your water run through that filter until the water becomes clear again. After your water is completely clear, turn off your water supply again. Install the other tubing that leads to your appliance just like you had done with the inlet side. Pushing the tubing into the port until it cannot go any farther. After you have installed your filter, make sure to run at least 2 - 4 liters of water through your water dispenser in your fridge to make sure that your water has stayed clear. I hope this helps!

Hello John and thank you for writing. The model number you provided is not recognized. Please verify the number you provided us. If it is correct, we recommend contacting the manufacturer and seeing if they could provide you with a part number, and then you are always welcome to check back to see if we carry the part! We hope this helps. Please contact us anytime if you require further assistance.

Hi Brian, thank you for your question. Looking at your model information the manufacturer does not list that this appliance has a filter. If yours does then it is likely an in line water filter. We would need you to get us the part number of that in line water filter (it is usually located on the outside information on the filter itself) and we can search it that way for you. If you do not have one then you would have to get an in line water filter to install on your appliance between your water inlet valve and the hose that comes from your home. Thank you. Good luck with your repair.

Hello Williemae, thank you for inquiring. The replacement Water Filter for your model is part number PS373165.

Hi Vicki, thank you for your question. First you will need to turn off your water supply. The easiest and quickest way to remove your old filter from your tubes is to cut it off from both ends. Use a pair of sharp scissors and try to make the cut as straight as you possibly can. This will help make it easier for installing the new filter. If the tubes are not flush in your new filter it will cause a leak. First work on installing the tube on your Inlet side (or the side that has the cap on the end). You will take your tubing and press it into the Inlet portion of your new filter until it cannot go in any farther. You will feel a very slight click into place, as there are push fittings on this filter. For this next part you will need a large bowl or a bucket. Turn your water supply back on and ensure that the water goes through your new filter. What you will see is black water coming out of your filter. That is just the carbon releasing from inside of the part. You need to have your water run through that filter until the water becomes clear again. After your water is completely clear, turn off your water supply again. Install the other tubing that leads to your appliance just like you had done with the inlet side. Pushing the tubing into the port until it cannot go any farther. After you have installed your filter, make sure to run at least 2 - 4 liters of water through your water dispenser in your fridge to make sure that your water has stayed clear. I hope this helps!