EDRARXD1 refrigerator water filter
everydrop Filter A.
Which refrigerators use it?
We have not yet loaded a verified model list for this filter. Use the number printed on your current cartridge, or the manufacturer's filter finder linked in Sources.
Aftermarket alternatives
We found no NSF aftermarket listing whose model name references EDRARXD1 in our latest check. That doesn't mean none exist, only that none matched.
FAQ
How often should I replace the EDRARXD1?
Follow the interval in your refrigerator manual. NSF lists a rated capacity of 200 gallons.
Is the EDRARXD1 NSF certified?
Yes. It is listed for NSF/ANSI 42, NSF/ANSI 53, NSF/ANSI 401 (source links below). Certification applies to specific reduction claims, and contaminants are not necessarily in all users' water.
Are cheaper aftermarket filters OK?
Some aftermarket filters carry their own NSF certifications (listed above), but certification doesn't guarantee fit. Some refrigerators, such as GE models using RPWFE, check for a chip in the genuine filter.
Sources
- https://www.everydropwater.com/content/everydropv2/en_us/water-filter-finder
- https://info.nsf.org/Certified/DWTU/Listings.asp?TradeName=EDRARXD1&Standard=
Data checked 2026-10-17. Always confirm the part number printed on your current filter or in your owner's manual.