Refrigerator Water Filter Finder

What filter does your fridge actually take?

Enter your refrigerator model or the number on your old filter. Find matching catalog options, then confirm fit and exact-model certification before choosing.

Model or filter number•Check fit and certification•Filters & water

Model

Or filter number

Two lookup paths

Claims

Verify exact model

Not certification proof

OEM

+ aftermarket

Both shown

To use

No account needed

STEP 01

One model number.
Explore recorded filter matches.

Find your model on the label inside the fridge — usually on the side wall or ceiling.

Matched filter number

GE RPWFE

GE RPWFE is the current cartridge for the RPWF platform; GE lists RPWFE as the replacement for RPWF.

Replaces RPWF

Every RPWFE option, prices compared →

Filters for this model

8 matches

How the lookup works

Real fridges. Real filters. No guessing.

Refrigerator lookups use recorded compatibility links. Filter-number lookups match catalog codes and listing text. These matches do not independently verify certification or every performance claim; confirm the exact model with the manufacturer.

01
Match your fridge
We look for a matching refrigerator model or recognized filter number in the available catalog.
02
Find the filter family
Where recorded compatibility or a filter-code match exists, we show the related filter family. Missing evidence stays a missing match.
03
Review matching options
Review available OEM and aftermarket listings and displayed prices. Check the manufacturer fit list and exact certification claims before buying.

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Samsung

HAF-QIN, HAF-CIN

Whirlpool

EveryDrop EDR1-4

LT1000P, LT700P

RPWFE, XWFE

Frigidaire

ULTRAWF, WF3CB

KitchenAid

Uses EveryDrop

Questions

Frequently asked

Inside the fridge, on a label stuck to the side wall, ceiling, or behind a crisper drawer. Format is usually a brand prefix followed by 6–10 alphanumeric characters (e.g., RF23DB9700, WRF767SDHZ, LFXS26973S).