LG Fridge Water Filter Replacement Tips & Deals
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If you own an LG refrigerator with a water filter, you know how convenient and refreshing it is to have ice-cold filtered water at all times. But did you know that regularly replacing your LG fridge water filter is not only important for taste, but also for your health and the performance of the appliance?
In this guide, we’ll explain why it’s important to replace your LG water filter, how to do it, and share limited-time deals to help you save on your next water filter purchase.
Why You Need to Replace Your LG Fridge Water Filter
Your LG refrigerator water filter plays an important role in removing chlorine, lead, mercury and other contaminants from your tap water. Over time, the filter becomes saturated and loses its effectiveness, which means your drinking water may no longer be truly filtered.
We recommend that you replace your water filter for LG refrigerator every 6 months or after filtering approximately 200 gallons of water, whichever comes first.
Neglecting to change your LG fridge water filter can result in:
- Bad tasting water and ice cubes or odors
- Slower water flow from the dispenser
- Potential buildup of contaminants in your drinking water
- Pressure on your refrigerator’s water supply
Which Filter Fits Your LG Refrigerator?
Choosing the correct water filter model for LG refrigerator is critical for optimal fit and performance. First, read your refrigerator’s owner’s manual. The manual will usually list compatible water filter models. If you’ve lost your manual, open your refrigerator and locate your existing water filter. Most LG fridge water filters have the model number printed on the side or top of the filter. Common LG water filter models are LG LT1000P, LT800P, and LT700P. You can also find the model number on a label inside the refrigerator (usually on the wall or side panel near the vegetable drawer). The label will usually include information about compatible parts. If you’re unsure, search online for your refrigerator model number and type in “water filter” to find the appropriate replacement water filter.
How to Replace LG Fridge Water Filter
Wondering how to replace an LG refrigerator water filter? Below are the installation methods for several common types of LG fridge water filters.
Plug-in filter (usually located in the upper left or right corner):
- Open the filter cover.
- Gently push in the old filter and then pull it out.
- Align the new filter and push it in until it clicks into place.、
- Replace the filter cover and reset the water filter indicator as needed.
Plug-in filter (usually located in the bottom grill of the refrigerator):
- Turn the old filter counterclockwise and pull it out.
- Insert the new filter and turn it clockwise until it clicks into place.
- Rinse the new filter with a water dispenser for 2-3 minutes.
- If your model has a filter indicator, reset the indicator.
Reminder: Always check your LG refrigerator’s user manual for the exact location and instructions tailored to your specific model. After replacing the filter, it’s also important to run at least 2–3 gallons of water to flush out any carbon particles. Most filters should be replaced every 6 months or when the “replace filter” indicator lights up.
Limited-Time Offer: Save on Your Next LG Water Filter Replacement
PUREPLUS is offering a limited time offer on LG certified refrigerator water filters. Save up to 50% on select products.
Don’t wait until your water tastes bad or your ice smells weird—stock up now!
PUREPLUS offers high-quality LG refrigerator water filter replacements that meet NSF 401, 473, 53, 42, and 372 certifications, with the following advantages:
- Improved taste and odor
- Effective removal of chlorine, heavy metals, fluoride, and other harmful substances
- Leak-free and easy installation
- Affordable price compared to OEM LG fridge water filter
Ready to Upgrade Your Water?
Whether you’re replacing your first filter or stocking up for the year, there’s no better time to act. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with clean, safe, and great-tasting water—all while saving money.
