4396710 Whirlpool / KitchenAid PUR Advanced Refrigerator Ice & Water Filter

The Whirlpool / KitchenAid Refrigerator Ice & Water Filter 4396710 fits Whirlpool, KitchenAid, and Kenmore side-by-side refrigerators with a push-button filter located in the grille at the bottom of the fridge.

The 4396710 Filter replaces these older filter part numbers:

Looking to save a little money?

You can downgrade from any of the above filter part numbers to the PUR Deluxe Filter (4396841).

What's the difference between "Deluxe" and "Advanced"?

The 4396710 Filter removes the following impurities from your drinking water:

• 99.30% of Lead at pH 6.5
• 99.30% of Lead at pH 8.5
• 96.50% of Mercury at pH 6.5
• 96.50% of Mercury at pH 8.5
• 96.70% of Benzene
• 99.98% of Chlorobenzene
• 99.96% of Ethylbenzene
• 99.90% of P-Dichlorobenzene
• 96.50% of Tetrachloroethylene
• 99.80% of Asbestos
• 99.99% of Cysts
• 99.50% of Alachlor
• 80.80% of Atrazine
• 95.50% of Endrin
• 98.90% of Lindane
• 93.30% of Toxaphene
• 99.90% of Styrene
• 97.40% of Chlorine
• 97.90% of Turbidity
• 99.70% of Particulates (Class I)

As with all built-in refrigerator water filters, the 4396710 does not remove Fluoride

The 4396710 cartridge is tested and certified by NSF International to meet or exceed NSF/ANSI Standards 42 & 53

The Refrigerator Ice & Water Filter #4396710 should be replaced every 6 months or when the "change filter" light comes on - whichever comes first.

Installing your new water filter:

1. Press the button to the left of the filter to release it
2. Pull the filter straight out (don't worry, the water will shut off automatically)
3. Remove the reusable color-keyed cap from the end
4. Discard the old filter
5. Twist the cap onto the end of the new filter
6. Push the new filter straight in until it "clicks" into place
7. Reset your "change filter" light (if your fridge has one)

Resetting your "change filter" light:

• 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 fridge has a filter button, press and hold it for 5-10 seconds.

There's nothing in the 4396710 filter that can go bad, so it has No Expiration Date... It can live on your shelf for years.

For that reason, it makes sense to Buy In Bulk... You pay less money per filter, and we pay for shipping!