Frigidaire ULTRAWF refrigerator water filter replacement
This is a replacement for ULTRAWF, and PureSource Ultra. Sold by MadMax Trade Supply, a reseller. Brand names describe compatibility; MadMax is not an authorized dealer unless a page says so. See our terms.
Fits refrigerator models
A sourced list of refrigerator model numbers for this filter is not loaded yet. Use the OEM part number on your current filter or in the refrigerator manual.
Compatibility on this page is taken from the part numbers and model names printed in our product listings. We do not invent additional cross-references. Match the part number on your current filter or in the equipment manual before ordering. Related categories: refrigerator water filters. All part-number replacements.
FAQ
Is this an OEM part?
These are replacement parts sold by MadMax Trade Supply, a reseller. Brand names describe compatibility. We are not an authorized dealer unless a page says so.
How do I confirm this will fit?
Match the part number on your current filter, water panel, or in the equipment manual to one of the part numbers listed on this page. If you are unsure, email us the part number or a photo of the label.
How often should I replace this refrigerator water filter?
Most refrigerator makers recommend replacing the water filter about every six months, or sooner if the dispenser flow slows, the ice or water taste changes, or the filter indicator comes on. Follow the interval in your refrigerator manual and on the filter label.
How do I install a refrigerator water filter?
The exact motion is model-specific. In general: find the filter (often inside the fresh-food compartment or behind the grille), remove the old cartridge in the direction marked on the housing, insert the new one until it seats, flush several gallons through the dispenser, discard the first batches of ice, and reset the filter indicator. Follow the refrigerator maker's instructions for your model.
Which refrigerator models does this fit?
We have not yet loaded a sourced refrigerator-model table for this filter. Use the OEM part number rather than guessing from a model number.