LG Side-by-Side Refrigerator Filter LT800P

Description

The LG side-by-side refrigerator filter LT800P, with a short rocket design, is offered for use in newer models of this brand’s side-by-side refrigerators. This filter is installed inside the appliance and is used for filtering the water supplied to the dispenser and ice maker.

LG LT800P Refrigerator Water Filter Specifications

The LG LT800P side-by-side refrigerator filter (codes ADQ36006101 and ADQ36006102) has a standard construction that reduces water contaminants and helps keep the appliance’s water system and solenoid valve working efficiently. With effective adsorption technology it improves the cleanliness and purity of the output water and is suitable for LG side-by-side refrigerator-freezers.

• Filtration capacity: 400 gallons (1,500 liters) of drinking water
• Dimensions: body length 17.5 cm and cross-section diameter 5 cm
• Approximate weight: about 200 g
• Material: compressed activated carbon core of entirely plant origin with a completely safe plastic shell (food-grade)
• Filter location: installed inside LG side-by-side refrigerators; quick twist (screw-type) replacement in the refrigerator’s dedicated housing
• Certifications: holds recognized international water health 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 and Install the LG Rocket-Type Filter

This filter model is usually located in the upper part (ceiling) of the internal compartment and is replaced with a simple push and twist.

Important note after replacement: after changing the LT800P filter, be sure to dispense and discard about 3 to 5 liters of water from the dispenser so the circuit is fully purged of air and the initial carbon particles are completely flushed out.

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.