1. Locate the filter compartment: Depending on your fridge model, the MSWF filter is often found inside the upper right corner.
2. Remove the old filter: Twist the old filter counterclockwise or pull as directed, then discard according to local guidelines.
3. Insert the new filter: Align and push the new MSWF filter in, then turn clockwise until it locks.
4. Flush the filter: Run several gallons of water through the dispenser to clear out any air and carbon residue.

Check your refrigerator manual for specific steps, since installation may vary by model.

Most MSWF refrigerator water filters should be replaced every six months or after filtering about 300 gallons, though this can vary based on water quality and fridge usage.

• Some fridges have indicator lights or alerts to remind you.
• If you notice a change in water taste, flow rate, or odor, it may be time to change the filter.

MSWF-compatible refrigerator water filters are designed to reduce common impurities found in tap water, such as chlorine, chloramine, and particulates.

• Some filters may also help decrease sediment, lead, and certain odors.
• Check for NSF certification—this indicates the filter meets specific standards for contaminant reduction.

MSWF filters are intended for specific refrigerator models that are compatible with their size and connection type.

• Always refer to your fridge’s owner manual or the filter packaging to confirm compatibility.
• Using a non-compatible filter may prevent proper installation or reduce performance.

Yes, it's recommended to run a few gallons of water through your refrigerator’s dispenser after changing the filter.

• This clears out air bubbles and any loose charcoal or carbon particles.
• Your water may look cloudy at first, but it should clear up quickly.