RPWFE
GE refrigerator water filter • Tool-free cartridge with RFID leak detection • 6 months or 170 gallons, per GE • 170 gallons, per GE • 0.5 gpm, per GE
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Cross-Reference & Interchangeable Part Numbers
| Brand | Part Number | Type |
|---|---|---|
| GE | RPWFE | Primary |
| GE | RPWF | Replaced by this |
Confirm your refrigerator model number before you order. Filters that install the same way are not always the same filter.
Compatible Refrigerators
The RPWFE fits these refrigerator models. Each model page lists the exact model numbers its source covers, so check yours against that list before ordering.
| Brand | Model | Model numbers covered |
|---|---|---|
| GE | GYE22GENDS | GYE22GENDS |
| GE | DFE28JBLTS | DFE28JBLTS |
| GE | GFE29HSDSS | GFE29HSDSS |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which part numbers are the same filter as the GE RPWFE?
GE lists the RPWFE under one number. It replaced the RPWF, so a refrigerator that shipped with one of those takes the RPWFE now.
Which refrigerators take the RPWFE?
3 refrigerator models on FilterHound list the RPWFE: GE GYE22GENDS, GE DFE28JBLTS, GE GFE29HSDSS. Each model page shows the exact model numbers its source covers.
How often should you replace the RPWFE?
The RPWFE is rated at 6 months or 170 gallons, per GE. If the dispenser slows noticeably before then, change it early.
Is the RPWFE NSF certified?
NSF/ANSI 42, NSF/ANSI 53 (claimed by GE). FilterHound has not checked these listings against NSF's own database, so read them as the maker's claim.
Specifications
| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Part Number | RPWFE |
| Replaces | RPWF |
| Filter type | Tool-free cartridge with RFID leak detection |
| Service life | 6 months or 170 gallons, per GE |
| Rated capacity | 170 gallons, per GE |
| Flow rate | 0.5 gpm, per GE |
| Certifications | NSF/ANSI 42, NSF/ANSI 53, claimed by GE |
| Fits | Refrigerators |
Fitment notes
GE identifies RPWFE as the current replacement for the discontinued RPWF, so RPWF is preserved as a superseded searchable number instead of a duplicate filter page. RPWFE uses an RFID chip for leak detection and automatic filter-status reset; GE warns that a cartridge without the chip will not work in refrigerators designed for RPWFE. GE rates it for six months or 170 gallons at 0.5 gpm and lists NSF/ANSI 42 and 53. Each model below has a model-specific GE parts page that lists RPWFE; GYE22GENDS lists both RPWFE and XWFE.