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LG Refrigerator LFXS26596D Water Filter
LG Refrigerator LFXS26596D Water Filter
Your LG LFXS26596D 36 Inch 26 Cu. Ft. French Door Refrigerator uses this genuine LT1000P as a replacement water filter.
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The LG Refrigerator Model LFXS26596D water filter replacement delivers fresh water and ice directly from your fridge. It removes chlorine, lead, mercury, and other harmful substances to keep your family safe. The Filter is NSF-certified that meets strict safety and quality standards.
Replacing the filter is simple and tool-free. The LFXS26596D water filter fits securely in compatible LG fridges, maintains steady water flow, and ensures ice tastes fresh. With a lifespan of 6 months or 200 gallons, it saves money and reduces plastic waste. Using this filter is an eco-friendly choice that supports a greener home. Enjoy healthier water anytime, while knowing your family is drinking safer, high-quality water.
Specifications
Specifications
- Brand: LG
- Model Number: LFXS26596D
- Replacement Filter For: LG French Door Refrigerators Including Model LFXS26596D series
- Filter Type: Refrigerator Water Filter (LG LT1000P / ADQ74793501)
- Dimensions: 2.1" D x 2.1" W x 7.1" H
- Material: BPA-free, high-quality filtration media
- Flow Rate: 0.5 gallons per minute
- Pressure Range: 20 – 120 psi
- Temperature Range: 33 – 100°F
- Filter Life: 6 months or 200 gallons
- Certifications: NSF 42, NSF 53, NSF 401
Key Features
Key Features
- Designed to fit perfectly in LG Refrigerator including LG Model LFXS26596D without affecting water flow.
- Effectively reduces chlorine, lead, mercury, pesticides, and pharmaceuticals.
- Certified by NSF 42, 53, and 401 for reliable water safety.
- Long-lasting performance with up to 6 months or 200 gallons of filtration.
- Simple push-and-turn installation for quick and convenient replacement
- Eco-friendly alternative to bottled water, reducing plastic waste.
Compatible Fridge Models
Compatible Fridge Models
Compatible with LG Refrigerator Model LFXS26596D.
Installation Instructions
Installation Instructions
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where is the LG Refrigerator Model LFXS26596D water filter located?
A: The LG Refrigerator Model LFXS26596D water filter is usually located inside your fridge, at the top right corner or behind a small cover near the fridge ceiling. Check your fridge manual for exact placement.
Q: What is the part number for the LG LFXS26596D Model Refrigerator water filter?
A: The official part number is LT1000P, also referenced as ADQ74793501 water filter replacement.
Q: How do I replace the LG LFXS26596D Water Filter?
A: Open your refrigerator, twist the old filter counterclockwise, remove it, insert the new LG LFXS26596D filter replacement, and twist it clockwise until it locks securely.
Q: How often should I replace the LG Model LFXS26596D water filter?
A: Replace the filter every 6 months or after 200 gallons of water to ensure the best taste and filtration performance.
Q: Will this filter fit my LG refrigerator?
A: Yes, it is compatible with models including LFXS26596D and other LG models that use the LT1000P type.. Always verify your refrigerator model before purchasing.
Q: Is it really necessary to change my refrigerator water filter every 6 months?
A: Yes, it's generally necessary to change your refrigerator water filter every six months to ensure optimal filtration, prevent reduced water flow and taste issues, and maintain the appliance's performance.
Q: Can I return the LG LFXS26596D water filter if it doesn’t fit?
A: Yes, it comes with a return and refund policy to ensure customer satisfaction.
Q: What water filter for LG LMXS28626D?
A: Often listed as LT1000P, ADQ74793501, or equivalent LG certified replacement filters.
Filters work. However if you are having trouble getting new one to go in all the way when you turn it. Which seems to happen every time lately making me dread filter replacement time and sometimes using 2 to finally get one in. This time because old one was beat up from last installment I used 1 new one and filed down the tabs that stick out. Keeping this for every future replacement. Used filed down one to realign inside piece tabs to 6 and 12 o'clock. New filter not filed went in smoothly. Saving filed one for future issues. If your old filter isn't chewed up on inside tabs you can file outer tabs and use it instead of wasting a new filter. Then keep the filed one as a tool. Now that I finally took the time to fix the problem and have a tool I won't be dreading filter replacement anymore. No leaks, good fit, good quality and price. My filter is in the door. If yours is in upper back of fridge I believe it's 3 and 6 o'clock position.