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Whirlpool Water Filter Finder

Whirlpool owns Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana, and Jenn-Air, and across that combined lineup they use several different everydrop® filter numbers depending on the refrigerator’s filter compartment design — not just one. This page currently covers EDR1RXD1 (also sold as everydrop® Filter 1, W10295370A, KAD1RXD1, or WHR1RXD1), the interior push-button-style filter used across all five brands. It’s confirmed compatible with 500+ individual models that use that specific compartment design — but it is not the only filter Whirlpool Corporation sells, and it will not fit every model from these brands.

Not every Whirlpool-family fridge uses EDR1RXD1. everydrop® also sells Filter 2, Filter 3, Filter 4, Filter 5, Filter 6, and everydrop® A for different filter compartment shapes and locations (interior, bottom-grille, and twist-in styles vary by model). Those filters aren’t covered by this page yet. The fastest way to confirm which one you need is the code printed on your existing filter — if it doesn’t say EDR1RXD1, Filter 1, or W10295370A, this page doesn’t cover your model.

Is EDR1RXD1 Your Filter?

Is EDR1RXD1 Your Filter?
BrandSeries
WhirlpoolWRF, WRS, WRT series
MaytagMFF, MFW, MSB, MSF, MSS series
KitchenAidKRFF, KRSC, KRSF series
AmanaSide-by-side and French-door models
Jenn-AirSide-by-side and French-door models

All five brand families share the EDR1RXD1 cartridge on models that use this interior push-button compartment — confirmed compatible with 500+ individual model numbers across two independent retailer sources. Models using a different compartment design (bottom-grille or twist-in) take a different everydrop® filter number, not covered here.

How to Be Sure

EDR1RXD1 spans so many series and generations — including older GSC/GSF-prefix models alongside newer WRF/WRS/KRFF-prefix models — that the fastest reliable check is the code printed on your existing filter, not your refrigerator’s model number alone. If your old filter is stamped EDR1RXD1, Filter 1, or W10295370A, you’re confirmed compatible regardless of which specific model you own.

✓ Verified compatible

Source: Whirlpool’s official everydrop® EDR1RXD1 product page

Last checked: August 25, 2026

Match type: Exact manufacturer part number — EDR1RXD1 / W10295370A, confirmed across all five brand families (see table above)

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For full replacement steps and the complete FAQ, see the EDR1RXD1 Guide. Don’t want a filter installed at all? See the Whirlpool Bypass Plug guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is EDR1RXD1 the same as W10295370A?

Yes. W10295370A is the manufacturer part number; EDR1RXD1 and “everydrop Filter 1” are the retail names for the same filter.

Why does one filter fit so many different brands?

Whirlpool Corporation owns Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana, and Jenn-Air, and shares the same interior push-button filter compartment across many models in its combined lineup — which is why EDR1RXD1 covers such a wide range across all five brand names. Models with a different compartment design (bottom-grille or twist-in) use a different everydrop® filter number instead, so brand name alone doesn’t guarantee EDR1RXD1 is your filter.

How often should I replace the EDR1RXD1 filter?

About 6 months or 200 gallons, whichever comes first, depending on your household’s water usage.

What if I don’t want a filter installed at all?

See the Whirlpool Bypass Plug guide for the part number and install steps for your housing.

Sourcing and verification for this page follows the same methodology used on the EDR1RXD1 Guide — manufacturer part-fitment data cross-referenced against independent retailer listings.

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