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Offer List: $19.99 With Deal: $18.73 Details You save: $1.26 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Refrigerator Parts & Accessories For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Culligan IC-EZ-1 EZ-Change Icemaker/Drinking Water Filter, 3,000 Gallons, please see: Easy, convenient My refrigerator has an ice maker, but no built-in filter. For years, I had been buying the snap in in-line type, but the prices have been creeping up and the availability has been diminishing. This Culligan model has them beat. The price is good, it's easy to install, and very easy to replace cartridges. If you have an existing plastic water line, installation is trivial. This also works with copper lines, and is not much more difficult to use with them, except the instructions are not clear. The outside box says you can use either copper or plastic, but the included instructions don't mention the copper, or the additional tools needed to file the edge as the outside box mentions. Despite this, installation is trivial enough that it's not likely to be an issue. If you do have copper, and need to fit things in a tight space, you might need to replace one end of the tube with plastic since short lengths of copper are relatively inflexible. I also got...

See Products Related To Culligan IC-EZ-1 EZ-Change Icemaker/Drinking Water Filter, 3,000 Gallons: Culligan Reduces bad taste and odor, chlorine taste and odor, particulate class lll; Twist on, twist off mechanism; Quick connect fittings.The Culligan EZ-Change Icemaker and Drinking Water Filter ensures your family will have a clean, fresh water supply from your refrigerator's water dispenser and icemaker. Featuring a handy twist-on, twist-off mechanism for easy filter changes, the device protects against bad tastes, odors, and harmful particulates that can penetrate water. The EZ-Change Filter features a 3,000-gallon capacity and is NSF certified for drinking safety. EZ-Change Icemaker/ Drinking Water Filter At a Glance: Removes bad tastes and odors Features twist-on, twist-off mechanism for easy filter changes Purifies up to 3,000 gallons of water Double water shutoff Two-year limited warranty The Culligan EZ-Change Filter cartridge purifies up to 3,000 gallons of water. View larger. Reduces Bad Tastes and Odors The Culligan EZ-Change Icemaker and Drinking Water Filter helps keep your family healthy and hydrated by providing clean water through your refrigerator's water dispenser. Able to be connected to both the water and ice supplies, this filter removes bad odor and taste, chlorine odor and taste, and particulates that can penetrate the water inside the fridge. Your water will not only taste great, but it will also maintain its pure, fresh smell. EZ-Change Filters Offer Mess-Free Replacement The EZ-Change Filter fits easily into your refrigerator's drinking system to keep fresh water and clean ice at your family's fingertips. Designed for your convenience, this lightweight filter can be replaced in mere minutes by a simple twist-on, twist-off mechanism. Handy quick-connect fittings ensure the filter stays in place until it needs to be changed, so there's no need to worry about hidden leaks or spills. Safe and Long Lasting Certified by the NFC, the EZ-Change provides your family with safe drinking water. The filter will purify up to 3,000 gallons of your refrigerator's water and ice before needing to be changed. The EZ-Change Icemaker and Drinking Water Filter is backed by a manufacturer's limited two-year warranty. Culligan Filtration: Providing Families with Clean, Healthy Water A recognized leader in water filtration and softening products and solutions, Culligan offers filtration and treatment solutions available for all parts of the household. Culligan's drinking-water and working-water filtration systems help solve tough water problems to give you clean, clear water for your entire home. What's in the Box Filter head with built-in bracket; RC-EZ-1 Level 1 replacement filter cartridge; mounting screws; filter change reminder sticker, and instructions. Cost effective; straight forward intallation I chose this filter because it has been connected to the refrigerator at work for over two years and we have never had any issues with it. A couple notes: 1. It takes up a lot of space behind the refrigerator, so I mounted it in a cabinet next to the fridge. This resulted in several advantages including easy access to the filters (don't have to pull out the fridge to change the filter), and an easy way to watch for leaks (so far, there aren't any). The attached photos show my installation. 2. I opted for the expensive LDR 509 5175 Pex 25-Foot Ice Maker Connector tubing. The tubing is flanged on both ends, so the connections are secure and leak free. The tubing can be cut in the middle since the straight ends fit into the filter. Inserting the tubing into the filter required a significant push, but resulted in a very secure connection. I didn't need 25' but the extra cost was worth the worry free installation. 3. The water in our town is quite good,...

Easy, convenient My refrigerator has an ice maker, but no built-in filter. For years, I had been buying the snap in in-line type, but the prices have been creeping up and the availability has been diminishing. This Culligan model has them beat. The price is good, it's easy to install, and very easy to replace cartridges. If you have an existing plastic water line, installation is trivial. This also works with copper lines, and is not much more difficult to use with them, except the instructions are not clear. The outside box says you can use either copper or plastic, but the included instructions don't mention the copper, or the additional tools needed to file the edge as the outside box mentions. Despite this, installation is trivial enough that it's not likely to be an issue. If you do have copper, and need to fit things in a tight space, you might need to replace one end of the tube with plastic since short lengths of copper are relatively inflexible. I also got...