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Open the refrigerator door and locate the water filter, typically in the upper right-hand corner. Firmly grasp the old filter and rotate it counter-clockwise to unlock and remove it from the housing. Have a towel ready for any minor drips.
Unwrap the new water filter. Align it with the housing and insert it straight in. Push firmly and then rotate the filter clockwise until it locks securely into place. You should feel a distinct stop when it is fully seated.

Using the water dispenser, run approximately 1.5 to 2 gallons of water (about four minutes) through the new filter to flush out any air and loose carbon particles from the system. The water may sputter initially. Discard this water.

After flushing the system, carefully inspect the area around the new water filter housing for any signs of leaks or drips. Ensure the filter is still securely in place.

Return to the exterior control panel and press the 'Ice Maker' button again to reactivate it. The indicator light should illuminate, confirming it is on.
Based on customer reports and repair data, this part commonly fixes these issues:
A clogged water filter can restrict the flow of water to the dispenser and prevent the dispenser from working properly. The water filter should be replaced about every six months to maintain proper water flow and ensure water quality.