KitchenAid Refrigerator Water Filters
Swift Green compatible replacement water filters for KitchenAid refrigerators, for models like 4396395, 67003523, 4396508, 4396547 and 8171249. Find the model number on the label of your current filter or in your fridge's manual, then match it to the listing title.
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KitchenAid refrigerator water filter guide: model numbers and FAQs ▾
How to find your KitchenAid filter model
KitchenAid filter numbers are mostly numeric, such as 4396395 or 67003523, and are printed on the filter label and in the fridge manual. Search the full number. Close numbers like 4396508 and 4396509 are listed separately, so check every digit.
KitchenAid filter numbers on this page
| Model number(s) | Related numbers in our titles |
|---|---|
| 67003523 | 67003523-750, WF50-WI500 |
| 4396395 | |
| 4396508, 4396509 | |
| 4396547, 4396548 | |
| 67003591, 67003727, 67006470 | |
| 8171032, 8171249 | |
| 469010 |
All filters listed here are Swift Green compatible replacement filters, made by Swift Green rather than KitchenAid.
KitchenAid refrigerator water filter FAQs
Which water filter fits my KitchenAid refrigerator?
To find the water filter that fits your KitchenAid refrigerator, read the number on your current filter's label or in your fridge manual and match it in full. KitchenAid fridges use the everydrop filter range shared with Whirlpool, Maytag, JennAir and Amana, numbered Filter A and 1 to 6, such as EDR3RXD1 for Filter 3. Older filters carry numbers like 4396395 or 67003523. If unsure, get part-finding help.
How do I change a KitchenAid fridge water filter?
To change a KitchenAid fridge water filter, swap the cartridge and flush it; the method depends on its location. For an interior upper-right filter, turn the old one left, pull it out, insert the new one arrow up and turn it clockwise until it locks. For a base-grille filter with an eject button, press the button, pull it out, and push the new one in until the button pops out.
How often should I replace a KitchenAid refrigerator water filter, and how much water should I flush?
Replace a KitchenAid refrigerator water filter every 6 months, or sooner when the filter indicator light comes on, per Whirlpool's everydrop guidance. After each change, dispense water in 5-seconds-on, 5-seconds-off bursts until it flows steadily, and continue until 1 to 4 gallons (about 4 to 15 litres) have run, as your filter specifies. Without a dispenser, discard the first three full containers of ice.
