Refrigerator Water Filter EDR2RXD1, Reduces 24 Contaminants
Clean-tasting water and ice for six months at a time. This activated carbon cartridge fits EDR2RXD1, W10413645A and WRF989SDAB fridges, twists in with an o-ring seal and is rated for 300 gallons.
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Clean-tasting water and ice for six months at a time. This activated carbon cartridge fits EDR2RXD1, W10413645A and WRF989SDAB fridges, twists in with an o-ring seal and is rated for 300 gallons.
Certified to reduce the most contaminants — 24 contaminants reduced
- Contaminated or bad-tasting refrigerator water and ice
- Lead reduction
- Replacing a worn-out or incompatible filter
Clean-tasting water and ice, every six months
Your fridge water tastes like the fridge. This activated carbon cartridge swaps in with a twist, cuts 24 contaminants, and is rated for 300 gallons.
Activated carbon that does the heavy lifting

Activated carbon, 0.5 µm pore size
Activated carbon media with a 0.5 µm pore size. The packaging states a reduction of 24 contaminants, including lead, and carries the NSF mark.

Twist-in, leak-proof seal
The o-ring connection is built to seal without drips. Install takes a twist and a flush. Seat it fully, lock it, and stop there.

Matched to five brands
Listed for Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, KitchenAid and Jenn-Air. Part numbers EDR2RXD1, W10413645A and WRF989SDAB. Check your old cartridge before ordering.
The rated figures
- 300 galfilter capacity
- 24contaminants reduced
- 0.5 µmpore size
- 6 monthsreplacement window
Twist in, soak, flush, done
- 1Soak the cartridge
Immerse the filter in water for 15 minutes before installation.
- 2Remove the old filter
Twist out the old cartridge from the filter bay.
- 3Twist in the new one
Seat it fully, then twist to lock. Do not force it past the stop.
- 4Flush a few gallons
Run water through the dispenser before the first use.
One cartridge, ready to install
- Refrigerator water filter cartridge×1
White body, orange cap
- Retail box×1
Lists compatible brands and ratings
From stale ice to a fresh glass
The water tastes off
The ice tastes a little like the fridge. The filter light has been blinking for weeks, and you can't remember which cartridge number fits. So you wait, and every glass carries the taste.
A cartridge that fits
This one is matched to EDR2RXD1, W10413645A and WRF989SDAB. It has an NSF mark on the box, activated carbon media and a twist-in o-ring connection. Check the number on your old cartridge and you are done guessing.

Six months of clean taste
Soak it for 15 minutes, twist it in, flush a few gallons. Then it is a quiet routine with a clear end date: six months or 300 gallons. Judge the taste yourself.
Matched to the part numbers you already know
| This cartridge | Generic filter | OEM cartridge | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Part-number match listed | Yes | Often no | Yes |
| Certification mark on box | Yes | Often no | Yes |
| Twist-in o-ring fit | Yes | Partial | Yes |
| Lower per-filter cost | Yes | Yes | No |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
It is matched to EDR2RXD1, W10413645A and WRF989SDAB. Read the part number on your current cartridge or in the filter bay and compare it to these.
The box shows an NSF mark and a lead reduction claim. NSF/ANSI 53 covers health-effect contaminants such as lead. Check the box for the full performance data.
Yes. The box lists Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, KitchenAid and Jenn-Air. Match the part number to your fridge, not just the brand.
Yes. Soak the cartridge in water for 15 minutes before installing, then run a few gallons through the dispenser before first use. This clears air and carbon fines.
Replace it every six months or at about 300 gallons, whichever comes first. Write the install date on the cartridge or set a calendar reminder.
It uses a twist-in o-ring connection built to be leak-proof. Seat it fully, twist to lock, and do not force it past the stop.
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