Product review (5 stars): GE water filter
My GE refrigerator uses this filter for the ice cube and fresh cold water dispenser.
The refrigerator indicator says to replace the filter after either a certain period of time or amount of water has passed through the filter.
I'm not sure which, but in my case I usually get a lot more use then when I'm told to replace it. As a rule, I just reset the "replace filter" indicator
until the water flow slows down, indicating the filter is getting clogged up. Then I replace it. Originally, I was using "city water", now I use well water.
My well, apparently is very clean, so I normally get 1 to 1-1/2 years use between filter changes. (Very low metal content)
The price of this filter is pretty much the same no matter where you buy it. Ball park $40. Either on Amazon.com or one of the big box home centers. Amazon is more convenient in this case, because it's usually in stock, and it only takes a couple of minutes to find and order it. In the home centers, there usually hidden in some obscure place, and then maybe out of stock or not carried.
It seem I'm getting longer use with my well water then I used to get with public city water.
Note: Before replacing filter, replace it with your bypass connector, and check for water flow. If no water flow, your refrigerator water lines maybe frozen. Check online for ways to fix a frozen water line.