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List Price: $55.00 With Deal: $27.97 Details You save: $27.03 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Ait Conditioner Accessories For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Samsung DA29-00003G Aqua-Pure Plus Refrigerator Water Filter, 1-Pack, please see: Samsung HAFCU1/XAA (DA29-00003G) Aqua-Pure Plus Refrigerator Water Filter Samsung HAFCU1/XAA Aqua-Pure Plus Refrigerator Water Filter; lots of confusing numbers in this listing but the item received, as Amazon.com as the seller, is the most recent model, based on research on Samsung's website. (DA29-00003G replaces DA29-00003B) It's exactly the same as the one I took out of our 6-mo.-old Samsung refrigerator and works the same - good. Good price, but I don't know where the retail price of $55 comes from; Samsung's online price is around $35, plus shipping and maybe sales tax. Overall, good package deal from Amazon. While replacing, even though you've turned the water supply off to the refrigerator, you'll still get dripping water as you remove the old filter. I put a little pan on the shelf to catch the water and to make sure it's not leaking after installation. I had success on the first try. Note on resetting the red indicator light: default instructions indicate holding two buttons for three seconds, except one model,...

See Products Related To Samsung DA29-00003G Aqua-Pure Plus Refrigerator Water Filter, 1-Pack: Samsung The Samsung DA29-00003F Aqua-Pure Plus Refrigerator Water Filter fits Samsung refrigerators with a short round filter. The DA29-00003F is a direct replacement for the DA29-00003G, DA29-00003B, DA29-00003A, & HAFCU1 water filters which have been discontinued by Samsung and Aqua Pure. The filter uses Activated Carbon Block to remove contaminants for up to 6 months. Tested and certified by NSF International. How to make it fit After cursing Samsung and Amazon for a good 15 minutes, I found a tip in old review from Kelvin Sakai really worked: This design for whatever reason has 3 teeth instead of 2. It is the first tooth (the shortest one on the left) that is causing the problem. The plastic used on these filters is quite soft. I took a utility knife (box cutter) and merely cut off that first tooth on both sides of the filter (one slice through the tooth and a second slice to chip it off). After that, the filter went on exactly as our old ones did.

How to make it fit After cursing Samsung and Amazon for a good 15 minutes, I found a tip in old review from Kelvin Sakai really worked: This design for whatever reason has 3 teeth instead of 2. It is the first tooth (the shortest one on the left) that is causing the problem. The plastic used on these filters is quite soft. I took a utility knife (box cutter) and merely cut off that first tooth on both sides of the filter (one slice through the tooth and a second slice to chip it off). After that, the filter went on exactly as our old ones did.