A: I have never experienced that after installing a filter (and I have installed about 15 so far). It could be that the water feed from the filter to the door panel has sediment in it, or the filter is defective. The water line which feeds the fridge may also be compromised which may also affect the quality of your water. If you use well water and it is high in iron or sediment, then that line feeds the fridge, then the filter has to work extra hard to remove impurities. I would try another filter, and also check the water from your well pump to see if there is noticeable impurities. Hope this helps! Answer provided by:  Elizabeth (3/9/2015)

A: were you having floaties in the water before you changed the filter? or, did all this become a problem only after changing the filter? i would contact the manufacturer. Answer provided by:  Thomas (3/9/2015)

A: I have no idea what your problem might be. it could be a defective filter or a problem with your water source. i would check with your local authority and possibly install a new filter. good luck! Answer provided by:  mark (3/8/2015)

A: Pull it out Answer provided by:  Thomas (1/19/2015)

A: Sorry it took so long to get back to you. It's really simple. The filter sits on a spring. Simply push the old one in and it will pop right out. Then to install the new one just push it in all the way and the spring will pop it in to place. Hope this helps! Answer provided by:  mark (12/22/2014)

A: Push in and it releases. Answer provided by:  Steven (12/16/2014)

A: Price Answer provided by:  Jake (5/29/2013)

A: These are the filters that fit my refrigerator and as the company name says the ship fast, so I can wait until I need them to order. Answer provided by:  jenkins (3/21/2013)

A: Longlasting, dependable and easy to install. Answer provided by:  Cindy (1/1/2013)

A: easy access and stores are out Answer provided by:  thomas (12/9/2012)

A: I have never experienced that after installing a filter (and I have installed about 15 so far). It could be that the water feed from the filter to the door panel has sediment in it, or the filter is defective. The water line which feeds the fridge may also be compromised which may also affect the quality of your water. If you use well water and it is high in iron or sediment, then that line feeds the fridge, then the filter has to work extra hard to remove impurities. I would try another filter, and also check the water from your well pump to see if there is noticeable impurities. Hope this helps! Answer provided by:  Elizabeth Eyers-Hicks (3/9/2015)

A: Pull it out Answer provided by:  Thomas Gilbert (1/19/2015)