How to Troubleshoot & Replace Whirlpool AP5983563 / EDR3RXD1 Whirlpool Everydrop Refrigerator Water Filter 3

Simply replaced water filter 

Called your company. Helped locate filter and ordered replacement. 

Reading the step-by-step instructions provided on-line by Appliance Parts. I'm a 73 year old widow and not mechanically inclined at all. Your guide made it so easy to do. Also, replacing the front grill after the filter was replaced, was made incredibly easy with your video. Thank you so much. 

I went to your website with the model number and voila! I watched your video TWICE before I was brave enough to tackle the task. PLUS the filter cover was missing so I ordered that, too. I was so proud I sent your YouTube link to my grown daughter so she could see how good you guys are. Thank you for making it simple for even a grandma! 

I ordered all the parts from appliance pros. They shipped super fast in excellent packaging and all in new condition. I replaced the ice guide, I replaced the water filter, changed out the veggie bin and most importantly I repaired the non-working water dispenser with the help from your videos. The videos are so informative they have me the confidence to tackle these repairs myself. The fixes went off without any problems and the parts fit perfectly. Keep up the great videos and service! 

I ordered the part from AppliancePartsPros.com and watched the video. I had trouble aligning the prongs and the outer cap kept falling off. But I finally got it after 3 tries. 

It was as simple as take out the old one and put the new one 

Ordered two replacement filters. They came within one week. no hassle. The receptionist was efficient/helpful. 

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Yay for YouTube! Since I'd just moved into this house, I didn't know where the water filter was on the fridge. Went to YouTube and searched Whirlpool fridge filter change and, sure enough, a couple of kind souls had taken the time to video tape the process. Since this house was built in the early 50's, the hardest part for me was determining where to turn off the water supply since it wasn't under the sink like it would be in newer homes. I found the water source in the basement and followed it to the valve and turned off the water leading to the fridge and drained out the water that was in the copper tube. After that, it was a breeze! Just popped out the filter per the YouTube video and popped in the new one. And of course, turned the water supply back on and ran some water through to make sure that the water was using the new filter. Yippee skippee!