Parts for Ge GXWH30C: 01 - Undersink Drinking System Parts

This is a genuine OEM replacement water filter cartridge that is sourced directly from the manufacturer. This pleated water filter is designed for a whole house water filtration systems. This filter is a universal fit filter that can be used in most filter systems that are 10-inch, hi-flow systems using drop-in style filters. If the filter system includes a water softener, the water filter should be installed before the softener. Water filters remove most of the sediment, sand, rust, and other contaminants that are often found in water and that can alter the smell and taste of the water. The water filter should be replaced every three months, or whenever sediment or an odor is noticed in the house's water. Low water pressure may also be an indication that the filter needs to be replaced. Open the package and remove the filter. Open the filter housing and remove the dirty filter. Drop the new filter in place and close the housing. Keep the filter change date noted on a calendar as a reminder to change it in three months.This pleated water filter is a 9-3/4-Inch by 4-1/2-Inch filter that fits most household water filtration systems. It is sold as an individual unit. This pleated filter is designed for use in whole-house filters.

This whole house carbon filter is used in water pumps to reduce the number of contaminants found in water. This filter removes odors, rust, sediment, and sand that is often found in well water and some city-provided water. These impurities can affect the taste of drinking water and, in turn, affect the taste of coffee, tea, and foods cooked using water. It may also have an odor if the area has a high concentration of sulfur or iron. The manufacturer suggests replacing the filter every 30,000 gallons or every three months. This carbon filter is used on an in-line water filter that supplies water for the whole house. It is often used in combination with water softeners. If the water begins to taste or smell before the filter's three-month recommended life, a new filter should be installed. If the water quality is bad, the filter may need to be changed more often than recommended. This is normally indicated by smell and taste in foods and beverages made with water. This whole house carbon filter is sold individually. It is an authentic OEM replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. It is designed for use in water filters manufactured by General Electric.

This metal mounting bracket secures a component inside the appliance, restoring proper alignment and support. Replaces a worn or damaged bracket to reduce movement and prevent stress on attached parts. What it does:

• Provides a stable attachment point for internal components
• Prevents rattling, vibration, or sagging caused by a loose bracket
• Helps maintain correct alignment of the secured part for reliable operation
• Restores original mounting geometry after bracket damage or failure

• One mounting bracket

• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before beginning any repair
• Use the same screws/fasteners as the original; replace missing fasteners with OEM-specified hardware
• Evaluate adjacent supports and replace as needed

This sump wrench is a service tool for removing and reinstalling a refrigerator's water filter housing/sump, letting you safely loosen or tighten the housing without damaging plastic fittings. It simplifies access to the filter area for maintenance. What it does:

• Provides a secure grip to loosen and tighten the water filter housing/sump.
• Makes stuck or hard-to-remove filter housings easier to turn during service.
• Helps reduce the chance of cracking or stripping the plastic sump compared to improvised tools.
• Useful when addressing filter-area leaks, poor filter seating, or routine filter replacement access.

• Turn off the refrigerator's water supply and dispense remaining water before servicing the filter area.
• Use the wrench to rotate the sump in the direction indicated by the appliance manufacturer; avoid excessive force.
• Hand-tighten the housing per the refrigerator manufacturer's guidance—do not overtighten.
• Follow safety instructions for model-specific procedures.