FXHSC GE Water Filter System Water Filter Pleated
GE General Electric Whole House Water Filter FXHSC reduces sediment to help equipment last longer and filters down to 30 microns to provide clean water at every tap. Filter should be changed approximately every 6 months. We are a Factory Authorized Parts Distributor for General Electric. Trust us for all of your GE appliance parts and accessory needs.
GE General Electric Whole House Water Filter FXHSC reduces sediment to help equipment last longer and filters down to 30 microns to provide clean water at every tap. Filter should be changed approximately every 6 months. We are a Factory Authorized Parts Distributor for General Electric. Trust us for all of your GE appliance parts and accessory needs.
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DIY Instructions: How to Replace Your GE Water Filter System Water Filter - Pleated Polypropylene
1. Start by turning off your water supply. Locate the main shut off valve and turn it off in a clockwise direction.
2. Unscrew the filter housing from the wall or cabinet. This can be done with a wrench for plastic housings, or a socket for metal housings.
3. Pull out the old filter and discard it.
4. Take your new filter and insert it into the housing in the same way that you removed the old filter. Make sure that the arrow on the filter’s housing is pointing towards the water supply.
5. Once the filter is securely in place, tighten the housing’s connection to the water supply.
6. Turn the main water supply back on and check for any signs of leaking. Ensure that all connection points are secure and that no water is spilling out.
7. Test out your new water filter by running the water for at least five minutes to flush out any debris or air trapped in the filter.
8. Enjoy your clean, filtered water!
Please keep in mind, these instructions are for general guidance and should always be used in conjunction with the manufacturer's manual, if available.
1. Start by turning off your water supply. Locate the main shut off valve and turn it off in a clockwise direction.
2. Unscrew the filter housing from the wall or cabinet. This can be done with a wrench for plastic housings, or a socket for metal housings.
3. Pull out the old filter and discard it.
4. Take your new filter and insert it into the housing in the same way that you removed the old filter. Make sure that the arrow on the filter’s housing is pointing towards the water supply.
5. Once the filter is securely in place, tighten the housing’s connection to the water supply.
6. Turn the main water supply back on and check for any signs of leaking. Ensure that all connection points are secure and that no water is spilling out.
7. Test out your new water filter by running the water for at least five minutes to flush out any debris or air trapped in the filter.
8. Enjoy your clean, filtered water!
Please keep in mind, these instructions are for general guidance and should always be used in conjunction with the manufacturer's manual, if available.
