Whirlpool EDR3RXD1 (EveryDrop Filter 3): Which Refrigerators Take It, What It Replaces, and Which Cross-Fits Match
Whirlpool EDR3RXD1 (EveryDrop Filter 3) replaces P1WB2 and, per cross-fit makers, 4396841: 200 gallons or 6 months, 73 contaminants per Whirlpool.
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Short answer
EveryDrop Filter 3, part number EDR3RXD1, is the cartridge Whirlpool sells for Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, KitchenAid and JennAir refrigerators, and Whirlpool’s own product page states it replaces P1WB2 and P1WB2L. The same page rates the EDR3RXD1 at 200 gallons or 6 months, whichever comes first, and says it is NSF certified to reduce 73 contaminants, without printing a standard number in the copy reachable this session. The older numbers most owners search for, 4396841 and 4396710, cross to EDR3RXD1 on the product pages of the compatible cartridge makers ICEPURE, GlacierFresh and AQUA CREST, not on Whirlpool’s page. The spec that must match is the cartridge itself: Filter 3 is a different part from Filter 1 (EDR1RXD1) and Filter 2 (EDR2RXD1), and the refrigerator model number decides which fits. ICEPURE’s RFC6600A and AQUA CREST’s AQF-FF08 are rated 300 gallons, GlacierFresh’s GF-004 200 gallons, and only the first two print an NSF/ANSI standard number: 42 and 372.
Fact sheet
- Answer
- EveryDrop Filter 3, part number EDR3RXD1, is the Whirlpool cartridge for Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, KitchenAid and JennAir refrigerators, and Whirlpool’s product page states it replaces P1WB2 and P1WB2L. Whirlpool rates the EDR3RXD1 at 200 gallons or 6 months, whichever comes first, and states it is NSF certified to reduce 73 contaminants, without printing a standard number.
- Applies to
- EDR3RXD1
- Superseded parts: P1WB2, P1WB2L (per Whirlpool); 4396841, 4396710 (per cross-fit makers)
- Compatibility basis
- Whirlpool’s EveryDrop Filter 3 (EDR3RXD1) product page, read from a Wayback Machine capture dated 14 June 2026 because the live page refused a direct fetch this session
- Assumptions
- The 4396841 and 4396710 supersession is printed on the ICEPURE, GlacierFresh and AQUA CREST product pages, not on Whirlpool’s page, which names only P1WB2 and P1WB2L.
- The 14 June 2026 capture of Whirlpool’s page prints no NSF/ANSI standard number and no micron rating for the EDR3RXD1. A live read on 12 September 2026, made for the Filter 1 page, recorded NSF/ANSI 42, 53 and 401 and 74 contaminants; that read was not reproduced this session and is dated, not fresh.
- Whirlpool publishes no model-by-model fit list outside its interactive Compatibility Check tool, and its page names no door configuration, housing type or Kenmore fit.
- Method
- Capacity, interval, contaminant count, brand list and replaced part numbers read from the Wayback capture of Whirlpool’s EDR3RXD1 page; cross-fit figures read from each maker’s own product page. Nothing was tested.
- Primary source
- Whirlpool, EveryDrop Refrigerator Water Filter 3 (EDR3RXD1) product page, Wayback Machine capture dated 14 June 2026 (manufacturer or vendor document)
- Facts verified
- Last updated
- Cite as
- OwnerSpec, "Whirlpool EDR3RXD1 (EveryDrop Filter 3): Which Refrigerators Take It, What It Replaces, and Which Cross-Fits Match", https://ownerspec.com/water/parts/whirlpool-edr3rxd1-filter-3-refrigerator-filter/, facts verified 13 September 2026.
Every figure above also appears, with its source, in the page below. All sources ยท How OwnerSpec verifies numbers
The picks
Under warranty, or the interval the fridge's counter assumes
EveryDrop Filter 3 EDR3RXD1 (genuine)
200 gallons or 6 months, 73 contaminants, NSF certified per Whirlpool's page with no standard number printed; 1 pack
Compatible that prints a standard: NSF/ANSI 42 and 372
ICEPURE RFC6600A (2 or 3 pack)
300 gallons, 6 months, 0.50 GPM, NSF/ANSI 42 and 372 per ICEPURE's page; no NSF/ANSI 53 claim
Interval-matched compatible: same 200 gallons, 6 months
GlacierFresh GF-004 (1 pack)
200 gallons or 6 months, 0.5 micron pore size, 99.9 percent chlorine reduction per GlacierFresh's page; no standard number printed; 1, 2 or 3 pack
What fits
Under warranty, or the interval the fridge's counter assumes
EveryDrop Filter 3 EDR3RXD1 (genuine)
200 gallons or 6 months, 73 contaminants, NSF certified per Whirlpool's page with no standard number printed; 1 pack
Compatible that prints a standard: NSF/ANSI 42 and 372
ICEPURE RFC6600A (2 or 3 pack)
300 gallons, 6 months, 0.50 GPM, NSF/ANSI 42 and 372 per ICEPURE's page; no NSF/ANSI 53 claim
Interval-matched compatible: same 200 gallons, 6 months
GlacierFresh GF-004 (1 pack)
200 gallons or 6 months, 0.5 micron pore size, 99.9 percent chlorine reduction per GlacierFresh's page; no standard number printed; 1, 2 or 3 pack
If the cartridge you pulled out reads W10295370A, leave now: that is Filter 1, and it has its own page.
Which refrigerators take the EDR3RXD1?
Whirlpool’s EDR3RXD1 page lists five brands and keeps the model-by-model list behind an interactive Compatibility Check tool that does not render in a static fetch. Enter the refrigerator model number there; a retailer’s model string is the retailer’s claim.
Per Whirlpool’s page, Filter 3 is compatible with:
- Whirlpool
- Maytag
- Amana
- KitchenAid
- JennAir
Whirlpool’s page names no door configuration, no housing type and no Kenmore fit, and its “replaces” line is short: the numbers most owners search for come from the cross-fit makers.
| Older number on the cartridge | Replaced by | Who states it |
|---|---|---|
| P1WB2, P1WB2L | EDR3RXD1 | Whirlpool’s own page |
| 4396841, 4396710 | EDR3RXD1 | ICEPURE, GlacierFresh and AQUA CREST product pages |
| 4396711 | EDR3RXD1 | GlacierFresh product page only |
| EDR3RXD1B | EDR3RXD1 | ICEPURE and AQUA CREST product pages |
| Kenmore 46-9083, 46-9030, 46-9020, 46-9020P | EDR3RXD1 | ICEPURE, GlacierFresh and AQUA CREST product pages |
| W10121145, W10121146, W10177635, W10186667, W10193691 | EDR3RXD1 | ICEPURE, GlacierFresh and AQUA CREST product pages |
What does the EDR3RXD1 filter, and for how long?
Every figure below is Whirlpool’s published figure, read from a Wayback Machine capture dated 14 June 2026 because the live page returned HTTP 403 on 13 September 2026. Nothing was tested for this page.
| Spec | Whirlpool’s published figure |
|---|---|
| Rated capacity | 200 gallons |
| Replacement interval | 6 months, whichever comes first |
| Certification | “NSF certified”, listed per the maker’s page; no standard number printed in the capture |
| Contaminants reduced | 73, “including lead, pesticides and pharmaceuticals” |
| Micron rating | Not published in the capture |
| Flow rate | Not published |
One caveat: a live read on 12 September 2026, made for the Filter 1 page, recorded NSF/ANSI 42, 53 and 401, a 0.5 to under 1.0 micron rating and 74 contaminants, but was not reproduced this session, so this page cites the capture it could open.
How does Filter 3 differ from Filter 1 and Filter 2?
The three EveryDrop filters are three part numbers, each sold by Whirlpool for a different set of refrigerators, so the model number decides. On paper only the contaminant count separates them.
| EveryDrop filter | Part | Contaminants reduced (Whirlpool’s page) | Interval | Read on |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Filter 1 | EDR1RXD1 | 70 | 200 gallons or 6 months | 12 September 2026 |
| Filter 2 | EDR2RXD1 | 70 | 200 gallons or 6 months | 12 September 2026 |
| Filter 3 | EDR3RXD1 | 73 | 200 gallons or 6 months | 14 June 2026 capture |
What else fits the same housing?
Three makers publish a page for a cartridge replacing EDR3RXD1 and 4396841, each with a different subset of the genuine figures. None names NSF/ANSI 53.
| Alternative | Rated capacity | Interval | Micron | Flow rate | Certifications (maker’s page) | What differs from the genuine part |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ICEPURE RFC6600A | 300 gallons | 6 months | Not published | 0.50 GPM | NSF/ANSI 42 and 372 | 100 gallons past the genuine 200, and the only one of the four that prints a flow rate |
| GlacierFresh GF-004 | 200 gallons | 6 months | 0.5 (pore size, not a formal rating) | Not published | “NSF certified”, “meets NSF/ANSI standards”, no number | Interval matches the genuine part; its 99.9 percent chlorine figure has no standard number behind it |
| AQUA CREST AQF-FF08 (sold out on its maker’s page, no Amazon listing found) | 300 gallons | 6 months | Not published | Not published | NSF 42 and 372, certificate C0145653 | The only cross-fit that prints an NSF certificate number, and the one you cannot buy today |
Who should skip each, on the maker’s figures:
- Skip the genuine EDR3RXD1 if a numbered standard is the reason for buying: its page states a count, not a standard.
- Skip the ICEPURE RFC6600A if you replace on the calendar without watching gallons: the 6 month date arrives long before 300 gallons, so its two limits are not aligned the way the genuine part’s are.
- Skip GlacierFresh GF-004 if the standard number matters: 99.9 percent of chlorine, against which standard, is not on its page.
- Skip AQUA CREST AQF-FF08 if you need one in stock today.
How do you tell a genuine Filter 3 from a counterfeit?
Whirlpool’s page says one thing on the subject: “Damage caused by a non-genuine everydrop filter is not covered under Whirlpool Corporation’s warranty.” It publishes no authenticity guide, so there is no packaging check to cite.
The remaining check is the seller. Buy the genuine EDR3RXD1 from the EveryDrop, Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid or Amana storefront, or from a listing that ships from and is sold by Amazon.com, and count a listing priced far under the rest as a compatible.
How often does it need replacing?
Whirlpool’s figure is 200 gallons or 6 months, whichever comes first. The arithmetic is the only guide: 200 gallons over 182 days is about 1.1 gallons a day, and a household drawing more than that hits the gallon limit first.
For the 300 gallon cross-fits the same 182 days is about 1.6 gallons a day, so in most households the calendar binds first.
Before you order
The flaw in the genuine part, on paper: the page Whirlpool serves for it prints a contaminant count and no standard number, while ICEPURE prints NSF/ANSI 42 and 372 for the RFC6600A .
Neither names NSF/ANSI 53, so if a 53 claim such as lead from a service line is why you filter, nothing on this page documents it. If the refrigerator is under warranty, buy the EDR3RXD1 ; if it is out of warranty and you replace on the 6 month date, the GlacierFresh GF-004 matches its 200 gallon, 6 month interval.
Frequently asked questions
How many gallons does the EveryDrop EDR3RXD1 filter last?
Whirlpool's EDR3RXD1 product page says to replace the filter every 6 months or 200 gallons, whichever comes first. Whirlpool publishes no flow rate and no condition that shortens the interval. The arithmetic is the only guide: 200 gallons over 182 days is about 1.1 gallons a day, so a household drawing more than that from the dispenser and ice maker reaches the gallon limit before the date.
Does 4396841 or 4396710 cross to the EDR3RXD1?
The product pages of ICEPURE, GlacierFresh and AQUA CREST each list 4396841 and 4396710 among the numbers their EDR3RXD1 cross-fits replace, and the three lists agree with each other. Whirlpool's own page names only P1WB2 and P1WB2L as the numbers Filter 3 replaces, so the 4396841 supersession is the cross-fit makers' statement, and a retailer cross-reference page could not be reached this session.
What refrigerators take the EDR3RXD1?
Whirlpool's page states Filter 3 is compatible with Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, KitchenAid and JennAir refrigerators, and keeps the model-by-model list behind an interactive Compatibility Check tool that does not render in a static fetch. Enter the refrigerator's model number there. The page names no door configuration and no Kenmore fit; the Kenmore 46-9083 and 46-9030 cross-references come from the compatible makers' pages.
What is the difference between EDR3RXD1, EDR1RXD1 and EDR2RXD1?
They are three different cartridges with three part numbers, each sold by Whirlpool for a different set of refrigerators, so the model number decides. Whirlpool's Filter 1 and Filter 2 pages, read for the Filter 1 page on 12 September 2026, state 70 contaminants reduced each; the Filter 3 capture from 14 June 2026 states 73. All three share the 200 gallon, 6 month interval on Whirlpool's pages.
How do I know an EDR3RXD1 listing is genuine and not counterfeit?
Whirlpool's page states only that damage caused by a non-genuine everydrop filter is not covered under Whirlpool Corporation's warranty, and publishes no visual authenticity guide reachable by direct URL. The working check is the seller: buy from the EveryDrop, Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid or Amana storefront, or a listing shipped and sold by Amazon.com, and count a listing priced far below the rest as a compatible.
Sources
- Whirlpool, EveryDrop Refrigerator Water Filter 3 (EDR3RXD1) product page, Wayback Machine capture dated 14 June 2026 (manufacturer or vendor document)
- Whirlpool, EveryDrop Refrigerator Water Filter 3 (EDR3RXD1) product page (live URL; returned HTTP 403 to a direct fetch on 13 September 2026) (manufacturer or vendor document)
- ICEPURE, RFC6600A replacement for 4396841 / EveryDrop Filter 3 product page (manufacturer or vendor document)
- GlacierFresh, GF-004 replacement for 4396841 / Filter 3 / EDR3RXD1 product page (manufacturer or vendor document)
- AQUA CREST, AQF-FF08 replacement for EveryDrop Filter 3 / EDR3RXD1 product page (manufacturer or vendor document)