Do you "have to" turn off the household water in order to replace this filter in an LG frig?
1747386
No just take out the old one and screw in the new one. There will be a little water drops but not much. We just put a paper towel under it during the change out and have no issues.
266668
Nope. We use filtered water from our fridge so hasn't been an issue for us with where we have this coffee maker
2055901
Yes, you can use it with the filter in your frig. This one is external to the appliance and fits in the middle of the water line.
454291
From what was told to me from "repairmen" ...can push button next to green light, several times to reset ...light to green ....and definitely if the water tastes "funny", change filter. Manufacture recommendation is ..."change every 6 months"...but I personally am @ the 10-month "mark" and light is still green and water has no "funny' taste ... I recommend have a new filter "on hand" ..just be proactive/preventive ...
2214707
Yes, you can. If you like the taste of the water from your refrigerator, go for it! These filters are optional.
295711
I Googled the model # of the refrigerator you provided to find the # of the water filter you would need. It appears this filter would work. However, to be sure, you may want to remove the filter presently in your refrigerator and match its' model number with what Filter Ace+ advertises it can replace. If you don't want to remove the filter, you can either refer to the manual that came with the refrigerator or give Samsung a call directly. They can provide you with the model number of the filter you need. Then just match that number to the replacement filter. Hope this helps!
2072665
If your refrigerator is already plumbed under your kitchen sink, you'll just need a T fitting, and the appropriate corresponding line. I would suggest a miniature valve downstream of the T fitting, so you'll have the ability to turn off the supply to your refrigerator, without interrupting the supply to the RO tap. You did not say if your refrigerator is plumbed to the kitchen sink, or whether it has an inline filter already. Also, without knowing if you have copper, or plastic line to the refrigerator, it is hard to make plumbing suggestions.
1955873
Yes. You MUST unplug it BEFORE removing it from liquid. If you don't do this the unit will be damaged.
2237651
Depends. I use water from the fridge that is already filtered and don't use the coffee machine filter
1731989
usually. But you could also have a frozen water line in the door just behind the dispenser. Google your refrig on the web for "no water in dispenser" for answers on fixing that. I had a frozen water line and so changing my filter didn't do anything. Before you buy a new filter, try the "by pass" that came with your refrig when you first bought it. If the by pass allows the water to flow then, your filter is plugged up.
1098486
No. You can't really over filter your water. The worst that can happen is that you won't need to clean the filter as often, which is not a bad thing.
178057
Good question, doesn't seem to have a standard and it would really depend on the water you use. I would replace it whenever it looks dirty. Check monthly or less often if you are using filtered water.
227866
I have filter on my tap water and there is a filter in the coffee maker. There is to much junk in plain tap water in my house so I wouldn't use tap
1943933
The recommend filter is the LT700P LG Refrigerator Water Filter, put the Kenmore 46-9690 filter will also work.
1971010
We use filtered water from our refrigerator to get rid of the other tastes. When we put in a new copper line for a pot filler we didn't had to use the fridge filter any more.
98223
yes, there is a flip that you can use to turn off the filter without removing it form the tap. Removing the filter altogether is also pretty simple.
983848
I have had one of these units for about 3 years and the water is still being filtered efficiently. It has an adaptor that you screw into the end of your faucet and has a lever to switch it from the faucet to the purifier and then turn it back to have water come back out of your faucet. It's simple. Cheaper than bottled water.