GE PFE28 Water Tastes Metallic
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91%
CONF
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RPWFE Water Filter
The RPWFE filter uses a multi-stage carbon block designed to adsorb heavy metals and chlorine. Over time, the carbon media reaches its maximum capacity and can no longer effectively neutralize dissolved minerals, leading to a metallic taste as the raw mineral content of the supply water passes through or as saturated ions leach back into the stream.
SKU: RPWFE
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5%
CONF
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Water Reservoir Tank Assembly
This assembly consists of coiled polyethylene tubing designed to hold and chill water before dispensing. Material degradation of the tubing or the accumulation of inorganic sediments within the coils can result in a distinct metallic flavor profile, especially if water sits stagnant in the reservoir for several hours.
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4%
CONF
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Water Filter Bypass Plug
In cases where the metallic taste is caused by a chemical reaction between the filter media and specific local water chemistry, installing a bypass plug allows the system to run on raw house water. This confirms if the taste is inherent to the household supply line or isolated to the refrigerator's internal filtration and delivery components.
SKU: WR01X29059
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DIY Repair Guide
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