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Originally Posted by Hoosierb4
The main thing that the filter does is make your water (and ice cubes) taste better. It's a carbon filter that removes stuff that makes your water taste and smell bad. In time, it loses its ability to hold any more of this "stuff" and needs to be replaced. Unless you use an awful lot of water, the 6 month time is pretty conservative. I change mine after a year of use.
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Yes! And I even had a repairman tell me you can reset it at least once before replacing it. It's what we always did and my husband can taste bad water, so one reset in enough. Now, if you get a whole house water system, you can remove the filter totally...just FYI.