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| Water Filter ukf7003axx Maytag |
This Refrigerator Water Filter ukf7003 is used in Maytag , Jenn-Air, and Amana refrigerators with filter access inside the refrigerator.
How to install water filters ukf7003:
Simply turn the Refrigerator Water Filter to remove and replace
While retaining beneficial fluoride, this NSF Certified Refrigerator Water Filter reduces chlorine, cysts, odor and taste, particulates (class I), mercury, and lead.
The contaminants or other substances removed or reduced by this water filter are not necessarily in all users' water
Replacing this Refrigerator Water Filter every 6 months ensures clean, safe drinking water
Turn filter to remove and replace
MFG Brand Name : Whirlpool
MFG Model # : UKF7003
MFG Part # : UKF7003
Maytag manufacture many different types of American-style refrigerator. However, most use the same type of cartridge (in terms of fittings). If your fridge uses one of the cartridges listed below then the Maytag Puriclean UKF7003 cartridge should be used as the replacement.
The Maytag range of cartridges are designed to be replaced either at six monthly intervals or when the 'replace cartridge' light comes on (if fitted).
This filter fits Admiral Fridges (which are manufactured by Maytag) sold in the UK with Internal Water filter cartridges
Compatible Maytag Models
All Maytag refrigerators with ice/water dispensers.
Smeg, Gaggenau & Other American Fridge Freezer Models
Please note that Maytag manufactured appliances for the brands listed above and, therefore, these filters fit these brands as well and are the original filters although we do find that buying direct can be considerably more expensive for the same water filter.
Some other brands may also use these filters including, Hotpoint and De Dietrich.
How To Reset The Water Filter Light
Press and hold the lock and light buttons (lock and water on newer fridges) on the dispenser for about 4 seconds, until the indicator light blinks.
Free Timestrip With This Water Filter
Free Timestrip with this water filter With this fridge water filter we include, free of charge, a Timestrip worth £1.49 that allows you to see quickly tell that you are needing a new water filter or to simply see how long the filter that is in the fridge has been there.
The problem with most fridges is that whilst on a fridge at least there is normally some sort of filter change light to tell you when to change the filter it usually won't come on until you actually need to replace the filter. Obviously it is normally a few days before you can get one and swap it over but, if you use the water and ice a lot this can be an inconvenience.
The Timestrip is activated by simply squeezing the bubble on the label and a red line appears almost immediately to confirm that the indicator is active. That's it, you're done!
Safe, simple and dead easy.
You can find more information about Timestrip from this link
About Fridge Water Filters
There are some things that people should be aware of about fridge water filters.
Over the past few years, as fridges with filtered water have become more and more popular, we've also seen a mammoth rise in very cheap and, usually very nasty, fridge freezer water filters coming onto the market. It won't surprise most people to learn that these are mass produced very cheaply in places like China and the quality can be, at best, questionable. Of course there are some good filters that come from the Far East as well, we know as we do use some of them, but they cost significantly more than the really cheap and nasty water filters that we won't sell.
Asides from which we've now had several worrying report of these cheap water filters breaking up and contaminating the water system in some models of fridge freezers, that's not good at all.
The point of a water filter in your fridge is to get good, clean water to drink. Many cheap fridge water filters don't accomplish that.
You can learn much more on this subject, as well as why it is important to regularly change the water filter from this article on the main site
Choosing The Correct Fridge Water Filter
There are, in effect, two ways that fridge water filters are installed, either externally or internally.
Most external water filters are all of the one kind and are pretty much universal, that's the WSF100 type cartridge that has a pipe from your mains water in one side and a pipe out the other to the fridge.
The internal ones can be a lot more interesting.
Most fridge and fridge freezer manufacturers will "brand" their machines for other people so you can save by not buying the, for example, genuine Hotpoint or Smeg water filter and instead buy the Whirlpool one which is much cheaper but, the same water filter. This applies to a good many fridge water filters and if you look closely you can save money on them.
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