Whirlpool EDR2RXD1 (everydrop Filter 2): Which Refrigerators Take It, What It Replaces, and What Is Actually Published
everydrop Filter 2 EDR2RXD1: 200 gallons or 6 months, NSF/ANSI 42, 53 and 401, 70 contaminants including 99% of microplastics, per Whirlpool's own product page.
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Short answer
everydrop Filter 2, part number EDR2RXD1, is the Whirlpool-family refrigerator cartridge sold for Amana, JennAir, Kenmore, KitchenAid, Maytag and Whirlpool bottom-mount and French door refrigerators with a twist-in interior filter housing. Whirlpool’s own product page, read on 16 September 2026, states a rated life of 200 gallons or 6 months, NSF/ANSI 42, 53 and 401 certification, 70 contaminants reduced including 99 percent of microplastics, and a 0.5 to under 1.0 micron rating. everydropwater.com states EDR2RXD1 replaces the older P9WB2L filter. Whirlpool’s page for part number W10413645A names that number “FILTER2 Refrigerator Water Filter - Interior Turn,” the same product line, though no page states a supersession sentence for it, and 4396841 remains unconfirmed either way. The one spec that must match is the housing: Filter 2 is not the same shape as Filter 1 (EDR1RXD1), Filter 3 (EDR3RXD1) or Filter 4 (EDR4RXD1), so the refrigerator model number decides, not the contaminant count.
The picks
The only EDR2RXD1 listing confirmed live for this page
everydrop Filter 2 EDR2RXD1 (genuine)
200 gallons or 6 months, NSF/ANSI 42, 53 and 401, 70 contaminants including 99% of microplastics, per Whirlpool's product page; 1 pack by default, other pack sizes on the same page
If you came for a gallon figure, it is 200 gallons or 6 months, per Whirlpool’s own product page, not a retailer’s guess.
Which refrigerators take the EDR2RXD1?
Whirlpool’s own EDR2RXD1 product page lists the brands and refrigerator types the cartridge fits, but keeps the exact model-by-model list behind an interactive compatibility tool on whirlpool.com, which this page did not operate.
| Fit claim | Who states it | Confirmed against Whirlpool? |
|---|---|---|
| Amana, JennAir, Kenmore, KitchenAid, Maytag and Whirlpool | Whirlpool’s EDR2RXD1 Specifications tab, “Fits With Brand” | Yes |
| Bottom mount and French door refrigerators, twist-in installation | Whirlpool’s EDR2RXD1 Specifications tab | Yes |
| Whirlpool WRX986SIHZ00 | The genuine EDR2RXD1 listing’s compatible-model line | No |
| Any specific other model | Whirlpool’s compatibility tool | Not operated this session |
Enter the refrigerator model number in Whirlpool’s tool to confirm a specific model. The brand and type list above is Whirlpool’s own statement, not a retailer’s. everydropwater.com’s brand page separately states everydrop filters are designed to be 100 percent compatible with all Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana and JennAir refrigerators, a brand-wide claim rather than a model-specific one.
What does the EDR2RXD1 filter, and for how long?
Every figure below is read directly from Whirlpool’s EDR2RXD1 product page and Specifications tab, or from the matching everydropwater.com page, on 16 September 2026; nothing was tested. NSF/ANSI 42 covers aesthetic claims such as chlorine taste, 53 covers contaminants with a regulated health limit, and 401 covers emerging compounds.
| Spec | Whirlpool / everydropwater.com states |
|---|---|
| Replacement interval | 6 months |
| Rated capacity | 200 gallons |
| Certifications | NSF/ANSI 42, 53 and 401 |
| Contaminants reduced | 70, including 99 percent of microplastics |
| Micron rating | 0.5 to under 1.0 |
| Flow rate | Not stated |
| Filtered contaminants named | 2,4-D, asbestos, benzene, carbofuran, cysts, endrin, lead, mercury, p-Dichlorobenzene, particulates (class I), toxaphene, turbidity |
The NSF listing database still returns no matching products for Whirlpool or everydrop by direct URL, so the certification is Whirlpool’s own statement, not independently cross-checked against the NSF database.
Does W10413645A or 4396841 still work?
everydropwater.com states EDR2RXD1 replaces the older P9WB2L filter, a number not previously listed on this page. Whirlpool’s own owners-center page for W10413645A names that part “FILTER2 Refrigerator Water Filter - Interior Turn,” the same product line as EDR2RXD1, but no page read this session states a direct supersession sentence for W10413645A, and none states one for 4396841 either.
If the cartridge you are pulling out carries W10413645A, 4396841 or P9WB2L, confirm the match in Whirlpool’s compatibility tool before ordering. The housing is the same shape either way or it is not; the number on the old cartridge is the fastest way to find out.
How does Filter 2 differ from Filters 1, 3 and 4?
The four everydrop cartridges are not interchangeable by shape. Whirlpool’s published figures for the other three are on their own pages, and the Filter 1 page carries the cross-model comparison table.
| everydrop filter | Part | Page with Whirlpool’s published figures |
|---|---|---|
| Filter 1 | EDR1RXD1 | Whirlpool EDR1RXD1 |
| Filter 2 | EDR2RXD1 | This page: maker’s figures not reachable |
| Filter 3 | EDR3RXD1 | Whirlpool EDR3RXD1 |
| Filter 4 | EDR4RXD1 | Whirlpool EDR4RXD1 |
What else fits the same housing?
Two compatible makers were checked for an EDR2RXD1 cross-fit and neither produced a page or a live listing this page could cite.
| Alternative | Maker’s page | Amazon listing found | Published spec |
|---|---|---|---|
| Waterdrop EDR2RXD1 replacement | Site search returned a blog post, no product page | None under three search variants | None |
| ICEPURE EDR2RXD1-compatible | icepure.com did not respond | None; the brand exists on Amazon for other filter models | None |
Generic W10413645A-branded 2 packs and 3 packs surfaced in the same searches and were not vetted for this page. Skip any of them if you want a published gallon, micron or standard figure: none of the listings seen carried one.
How often does it need replacing?
Whirlpool and everydropwater.com both state EDR2RXD1 is rated for 200 gallons or 6 months, whichever comes first. A household that draws heavily from the dispenser and ice maker will usually hit 200 gallons before 6 months; a light-use household will usually hit the calendar limit first. Enter 200 gallons into the cartridge life calculator against your own daily draw to see which limit arrives first.
Before you order
The honest flaw: Whirlpool’s own page confirms the 200-gallon, 6-month, NSF/ANSI 42, 53 and 401 figures, but this page still cannot confirm 4396841 as a superseded number, cannot cite an authenticity guide, and found no cross-fit alternative with a published spec. If the refrigerator is under warranty or an NSF/ANSI 53 claim is why you filter, the genuine EDR2RXD1 is the only listing on this page confirmed live.
Frequently asked questions
How many gallons does the everydrop EDR2RXD1 filter last?
everydropwater.com states EDR2RXD1 lasts 200 gallons or 6 months, whichever comes first, and Whirlpool's own EDR2RXD1 page states the same 6-month interval. A household running heavily off the dispenser or ice maker will usually hit 200 gallons before 6 months; replace at whichever limit arrives first, not by calendar alone.
What NSF standards is the EDR2RXD1 certified to?
Whirlpool's own EDR2RXD1 product page states certification to NSF/ANSI 42, 53 and 401, covering 70 contaminants reduced including 99 percent of microplastics. NSF/ANSI 42 covers taste and odor, 53 covers contaminants with a regulated health limit, and 401 covers emerging compounds such as pharmaceuticals.
Does W10413645A or 4396841 still work, or do I need EDR2RXD1?
everydropwater.com states EDR2RXD1 replaces the older P9WB2L filter. Whirlpool's own page for part number W10413645A names it 'FILTER2 Refrigerator Water Filter - Interior Turn,' the same product line as EDR2RXD1, though no page states a direct supersession sentence for it. Neither site confirms 4396841 as superseded; check your old cartridge against Whirlpool's compatibility tool.
What is the difference between EDR1RXD1, EDR2RXD1, EDR3RXD1 and EDR4RXD1?
The four everydrop filters differ by housing shape, not by contaminant claim, so the refrigerator model number decides which one fits. Filter 2 (EDR2RXD1) sits in an interior housing; the Filter 1, Filter 3 and Filter 4 pages on this site carry Whirlpool's published figures for each of those cartridges, including the cross-model comparison table on the Filter 1 page.
How do I know an EDR2RXD1 listing is genuine?
Whirlpool publishes no authenticity guide that this page could reach, so the check is the seller. The genuine everydrop Filter 2 listing opened on 15 September 2026 is titled with the everydrop by Whirlpool name and the EDR2RXD1 number; buy from the everydrop, Whirlpool, KitchenAid or Maytag storefront or a listing shipped and sold by Amazon.com, and count a far cheaper listing as a compatible.
Fact sheet and how to cite this page
- Answer
- everydrop Filter 2, part number EDR2RXD1, is the Whirlpool-family cartridge for refrigerators with an interior filter housing. Whirlpool’s own product page, read on 16 September 2026, states a rated life of 200 gallons or 6 months, NSF/ANSI 42, 53 and 401 certification, and 70 contaminants reduced including 99 percent of microplastics. everydropwater.com states EDR2RXD1 replaces the older P9WB2L filter; 4396841 still could not be confirmed as superseded.
- Applies to
- EDR2RXD1
- Older numbers commonly quoted: W10413645A, 4396841 (unconfirmed)
- Compatibility basis
- Whirlpool’s own EDR2RXD1 product page and the matching everydropwater.com page, both read in a browser on 16 September 2026, are the source for capacity, certification, contaminant count, micron rating and fit. Whirlpool’s page for part number W10413645A was read separately; it names that part ‘FILTER2 Refrigerator Water Filter - Interior Turn’ but does not state a supersession sentence, so it is cited only for what it says about itself.
- Assumptions
- No page reachable this session states that 4396841 is superseded by EDR2RXD1, so that number is still unconfirmed.
- No authenticity or counterfeit guidance specific to EDR2RXD1 was found on any reachable Whirlpool or everydrop page.
- Flow rate is not stated on Whirlpool’s specifications tab, so it stays unconfirmed here.
- Method
- Whirlpool’s EDR2RXD1 product page (including its Specifications tab) and everydropwater.com’s EDR2RXD1 page were opened in a browser and read directly on 16 September 2026; the W10413645A owners-center page was read the same way. Nothing was tested.
- Primary source
- Whirlpool, everydrop Refrigerator Water Filter 2 (EDR2RXD1) product page, including the Specifications tab (read 16 September 2026) (manufacturer or vendor document)
- Facts verified
- Last updated
- Cite as
- OwnerSpec, "Whirlpool EDR2RXD1 (everydrop Filter 2): Which Refrigerators Take It, What It Replaces, and What Is Actually Published", https://ownerspec.com/water/parts/whirlpool-edr2rxd1-filter-2-refrigerator-filter/, facts verified 15 September 2026.
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Sources
- everydrop by Whirlpool Filter 2 EDR2RXD1, genuine Amazon listing (title and compatible-model line read 15 September 2026; a retail listing, not a maker document) (retailer listing or retailer-hosted document)
- Whirlpool, everydrop Refrigerator Water Filter 2 (EDR2RXD1) product page, including the Specifications tab (read 16 September 2026) (manufacturer or vendor document)
- everydropwater.com, everydrop Ice & Water Refrigerator Filter 2 (EDR2RXD1) page, states 200-gallon/6-month life and the P9WB2L supersession (read 16 September 2026) (manufacturer or vendor document)
- Whirlpool, owners center product page for part number W10413645A, named FILTER2 Refrigerator Water Filter - Interior Turn (read 16 September 2026) (manufacturer or vendor document)
- everydropwater.com, brand homepage, states everydrop filters are designed to be 100% compatible with all Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana and JennAir refrigerators (read 16 September 2026) (manufacturer or vendor document)
- NSF, Certified Drinking Water Treatment Units listings, Company=Whirlpool (returned no matching products on 15 September 2026) (standards or certification body)