Brita FRRF-100 Refrigerator Water Filter (Compatible with Frigidaire WFCB / WF1CB)

From the world's #1 brand in household water filtration, the Brita FRRF-100 Replacement Filter fits all refrigerators that use Frigidaire PureSource WF1CB & PureSourcePlus WFCB water filters, or Kenmore 46-9910 & 46-9906 water filters.

The FRRF-100 is guaranteed by Brita to fit AND make your water taste better. What more could you ask for?

The FRRF-100 Filter is also compatible with the following older filter part numbers:

The Brita FRRF-100 removes the following impurities from your drinking water:

• Chlorine
• Particulates (Class I)

As with all built-in refrigerator water filters, the FRRF-100 does not remove Fluoride

The Brita FRRF-100 filter is tested and certified by the Water Quality Association (WQA) to meet or exceed NSF/ANSI Standard 42

Does the Brita FRRF-100 really only remove Chlorine and Particulates?

Since Brita didn't manufacture your refrigerator, they aren't allowed to make claims about all of the contaminants that the FRRF-100 will remove once installed in your fridge.

So, what exactly will the Brita FRRF-100 filter remove from my water?

While we can't say exactly which contaminants it removes, the FRRF-100 uses the same Brita Advanced Carbon Block technology used in Brita faucet filters.

A typical Brita Faucet filter removes the following:

• 98.70% of Lead at pH 6.5
• 99.30% of Lead at pH 8.4
• 96.90% of Benzene
• 99.90% of Chlorobenzene
• 99.90% of o-Dichlorobenzene
• 99.90% of Ethylbenzene
• 97.00% of Tetrachloroethene
• 96.9% of Carbon Tetrachloride
• 95.00% of Heptachlor Epoxide
• 99.90% of Toluene
• 99.50% of Trichloroethene
• 98.90% of TTHM
• 99.80% of VOCs
• 99.90% of Asbestos
• 99.99% of Cysts
• 99.70% of 2,4-D
• 98.80% of Alachlor
• 76.20% of Atrazine
• 90.60% of Carbofuran
• 96.70% of Carbon Tetrachloride
• 98.00% of Chlordane
• 99.00% of Endrin
• 98.90% of Lindane
• 97.00% of Methoxychlor
• 98.00% of Simazine
• 99.90% of Styrene
• 87.50% of Toxaphene
• 99.00% of Chlorine
• 99.10% of Turbidity
• 99.90% of Particulates (Class I)

The FRRF-100 Refrigerator Water Filter should be replaced every 6 months or when the "change filter" light comes on - whichever comes first.

Installing your new water filter:

1. Unscrew the filter cup and dump out the water
2. Pull the old filter straight down and discard
3. Place the new filter in the filter cup
• The end of the filter with the small o-ring should be up
4. Screw the filter cup (with filter) up onto the housing
• The filter will self-align as the cup is tightened
5. Run water through the dispenser for 3 minutes
6. Reset your "change filter" light (if your fridge has one)

Resetting your "change filter" light:

• Press and hold the reset button on the dispenser until the green light flashes (up to 15 seconds).

These filters are all interchangeable, so you can use any of them in your fridge...

	Aqua Fresh WF284	Brita FRRF-100	Frigidaire WF1CB	Frigidaire WFCB
Staff Rating The FridgeFilters.com Staff Rating is based on an in-depth analysis of the filter materials, construction, packaging, specifications, and certification. Generally speaking, a filter with more stars is NSF certified, is made of high-grade plastic with tight seams, and has no sharp edges. The filter label and box are well designed, and include color photos to aid in installation. Once installed, the filter produces better tasting, healthier water. Factors include: Flow rate, capacity (filter life), micron rating, etc. Filtering material - carbon block, granular carbon, pleated paper, etc. The type of contaminants removed by the filter - Chlorine, Lead, Cysts, etc. The number of different contaminants removed The percentage reduction of each contaminant Materials used to make the housing Tightness of seams, quality of o-rings, etc. Certification by an independent agency - ANSI, NSF, WQA, etc. Length of manufacturers warranty, Good Housekeeping seal of approval, etc. Detailed installation instructions on the filter label, box, or both Country of manufacture - USA, Mexico, Taiwan, China, etc.	(more info) The Aqua-Fresh filter is well made, but we lowered its rating because it's not certified and the loose-weave fabric mesh wrapping the carbon block may allow carbon particles to pass through. The box looks a bit cheap, and the installation instructions are in plain text (with typos) where pictures would have been better - especially with this somewhat complicated installation. If those details don't bother you, it's hard to find a better bargain.	(more info) The Brita filter is well made and heavier than the others - presumably because it contains more carbon. The box and label include detailed installation instructions - which is nice since you only change the filter twice a year. The filter removes as many impurities as the best filters we sell, and Brita guarantees it will fit and make the water taste better. Great filter, great price, trusted brand... the Brita is hard to beat.	(more info) The WF1CB should fit perfectly since Frigidaire Engineers designed both the filter system and the filter cartridge - there's no guesswork here. The PureSource only removes Chlorine and Particulates, so it's not the best choice if you're worried about lead or industrial chemicals. Great way to save money and still get the Frigidaire name.	(more info) Like the WF1CB, the WFCB should be a perfect fit for your fridge. The filter removes more impurities than the WF1CB - including Lead, Cysts, herbicides, and pesticides. A great, no-compromise, genuine Frigidaire filter.
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