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Replacement Filter For:

Whirlpool WRF560SMYH00

  • Filter Features
  • Filter Life: 6 Months

  • Filter Capacity: 400 Gallons

  • Filter Type: Generic

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  • Bring Whirlpool refrigerator water filter to replace the inefficient 46 9903,EDR2RXD1,EDR2RXD2 in your wrf560smyh00 from Clatterans. Whirlpool wrf560smyh00 46 9903,EDR2RXD1,EDR2RXD2 is recommended to be changed every three or six months to do its best filtration result but depending on the water source and how many times you use. The filter replacement is tested and certified to IAPMO and NSF/ANSI standard 42 for the reduction of most contaminants and substances including chlorine, lead, mercury and thallium. Install the 46 9903,EDR2RXD1,EDR2RXD2 is much easier and without tools needed. Savor healthy life from Clatterans.   

Compatibility

How to replace your filter

1 Locate the filter below the refrigerator. Slowly turn the cartridge a 1/4 of a turn counter-clockwise and remove. Remove the knob from the former filter.

2 Remove all packaging, and the protective cap from the new filter.

3 Slide the knob from the former filter onto the new filter. Insert the new filter into the refrigerator and turn clockwise until fully seated.

4 Run water from the dispenser for 5 minutes (approximately 3 gallons) to clear the system and prevent air from entering the system
NOTE: The initial flow rate may be slower than expected. Full flow rate should be restored within 24-36 hour

5 Press the light switch (the one that the refrigerator door presses every time you close the door) 5 times within 10 seconds, or if the refrigerator has a filter button, press and hold that button for 5-10 seconds

6 Locate the included Water Filter Replacement Calendar and follow the instructions on the labe




 

Customer Review

RATING

4.9

OUT OF 5

TOTAL REVIEWS

448

SATISFACTION

98%

Top customer reviews

  • Work perfectly

    By Adam Richards on 2025-06-18 12:51:31

    Have purchased other brands and these are the best. Great price too. Get 3 for price of one whirlpool

  • It was easy. To install and seems to work well

    By Donna Mayes on 2024-05-31 01:00:00

    It was easy. To install and seems to work well

  • Simple to install.just follow the arrows to insert.

    By Lataunya Wilmeth on 2024-05-27 01:00:00

    Simple to install.just follow the arrows to insert.

  • I have purchased this filter from you before. It’s easy to install and last ap

    By Randall Schuetz on 2024-05-20 01:00:00

    I have purchased this filter from you before. It’s easy to install and last approximately six months.

  • Amazing option This exactly what I was looking for Thanks

    By Katie Kiklis on 2024-05-18 01:00:00

    Amazing option This exactly what I was looking for Thanks

  • Filter was easy to install in the Refrigerator, it was a perfect fit.

    By SCARLETT RYAN on 2024-05-08 01:00:00

    Filter was easy to install in the Refrigerator, it was a perfect fit.

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    FAQ

    How often should you replace your water filter?

    - On average, most filters last 6 months or 300 gallons depending on your water quality and usage.

    How do I turn off my filter light to reset? 

    - If the filter light will not reset after following specific instructions from your owner manual, contact your refrigerator manufacturer.

    Do the gaskets on the filters need to be lubricated?

    - Most water filters come with pre-lubricated O-rings

    - If you are having trouble installing the filter, we have found that a small amount of vegetable oil applied to the O-ring will ease installation and removal of the filter.

    I just installed my filter; do I need to run water through it before I drink the water? If so, how much?

    - You should run 3 gallons of water through your filter in order to flush it and make sure that it is thoroughly wet. Do not run the 3 gallons continuously, instead run the water for a few minutes and stop in between. Get a gallon water container, and pour and refill 3 times!


     

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