Frigidaire Rocket-Type Refrigerator Filter ULTRAWF

Description

The Frigidaire rocket-type refrigerator filter ULTRAWF, with a cylindrical design, is made for use in modern models of this brand’s side-by-side refrigerators. By reducing chlorine and fine particles in the water, this internal filter helps improve the taste of the water and ice and provides stable performance in the appliance’s water system.

Features of the Frigidaire ULTRAWF Side-by-Side Water Filter

The Frigidaire ULTRAWF side-by-side water filter (code 242017800) has a standard construction and filters the water, removing impurities entering the ice maker and dispenser system. In addition to improving the taste and odor of the water, using this filter helps prevent scale build-up and damage to the internal parts and the solenoid valve of the appliance.

• Filtration capacity: 200 gallons (760 liters) of water
• Dimensions: 17.5 cm long with a 5.4 cm cross-section diameter (rocket model with part number ULTRAWF)
• Approximate weight: about 210 g
• Material: compressed activated carbon core of entirely plant origin, with a safe, standard (food-grade) body
• Filter location: can be installed in the internal compartment of Frigidaire and Electrolux side-by-side refrigerators, model ULTRAWF with part number 242017800 (PureSource Ultra series); locking connection mechanism
• Certifications: holds recognized international water health and quality certifications, including NSF/ANSI 42 and 53

This filter has a direct effect on the clarity of the ice and the purity of the output water.

How to Replace the Frigidaire Rocket-Type Refrigerator Filter

The Frigidaire internal filter ULTRAWF, with its cylindrical design, is usually installed in the upper part of the compartment of newer refrigerators. To replace this part properly, follow the steps below:

Resetting the filter light: when you are done, hold the Water Filter button on the Frigidaire refrigerator panel for 3 seconds so the warning light resets.

Risks of not replacing the filter: using a water filter for more than a year leads to the build-up of bacteria and sediment and a sharp drop in water pressure. This not only lowers water quality and can cause algae growth inside the circuit, but also puts extra strain on the refrigerator’s solenoid valve, which may burn out and lead to costly repairs.