4396841 Whirlpool / KitchenAid PUR Deluxe Refrigerator Ice & Water Filter

What does it fit?

What contaminants
does it remove?

How often
should I change it?

What's the
expiration date?

Gary's
Tips & Picks

The Whirlpool / KitchenAid Refrigerator Ice & Water Filter 4396841 fits Whirlpool & KitchenAid side-by-side refrigerators with a push-button filter located in the grille at the bottom of the fridge.

The 4396841 Filter replaces these older filter part numbers:

Whirlpool

4396841B, 2305267, 2305222, 95357630
T2RFWG2, T2WG2, T2WG2L, T1WG2, T1WG2L

KitchenAid

4396842, 43967842B

Looking for a better filter?

If you see the words "Fast Fill" or "PUR Measure" on your water dispenser, stick with the Deluxe filter (4396841).

If you don't see those words on your dispenser, you can upgrade to the PUR Advanced filter (4396710).

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

The 4396841 Filter removes the following impurities from your drinking water:

96.5% of Mercury at pH 6.5
94.9% of Mercury at pH 8.5
96.3% of Benzene
99.6% of O-Dichlorobenzene
74.0% of Carbofuran
93.3% of Toxaphene
97.3% of Chlorine
99.7% of Particulates (Class II)

As with all built-in refrigerator water filters, the 4396841 does not remove Fluoride

The 4396841 cartridge is tested and certified by NSF International to meet or exceed NSF/ANSI Standards 42 & 53

The Refrigerator Ice & Water Filter #4396841 should be replaced every 6 months or when the "change filter" light comes on - whichever comes first.

Installing your new water filter:

Press the button to the left of the filter to release it
Pull the filter straight out (don't worry, the water will shut off automatically)
Remove the reusable color-keyed cap from the end
Discard the old filter
Twist the cap onto the end of the new filter
Push the new filter straight in until it "clicks" into place
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.

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

There's nothing in the 4396841 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!

	First Order	Second Order	Third Order	Total
Customer A	$35.99 + $3.99	$35.99 + $3.99	$35.99 + $3.99	$119.94
Customer B	3 for $103 with Free Shipping			$103.00
Customer B Saves ==>				$16.94

Gary Brown - FridgeFilters Customer Service Manager

"I need a black water filter, but the one on your web site is white� can I get the black one instead?"

The first time I got this question, I thought to myself� aren�t these base-grille water filters complicated enough? Now we have to start stocking them in black, white, gray, purple, green� where does it end?

Then it hit me� the knob! The customer was talking about the little plastic knob that slides onto the end of the filter. You know, the fancy color-matched knob that helps the ugly filter blend in with the rest of the refrigerator grille. They thought the knob was actually part of the filter, not realizing that all they had to do was slide it off the old filter, and onto the new one. Ahh� I wish they could all be that easy.

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