Maytag UKF8001AXX PuriClean II Refrigerator Cyst Reducing Water Filter, 1-Pack (Discontinued by MFG 2009)
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Maytag UKF8001AXX PuriClean II Refrigerator Cyst Reducing Water Filter, 1-Pack (Discontinued by MFG 2009)
Customer Review: Best price, work great!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought a new refrigerator last summer from Home Depot. I tried to go back and get a new filter a few months ago and they told me that they do no carry the right filter for my fridge. I did some research and found that amazon.com carried the filter for the cheapest price and also they had their free shipping. It is a great deal! The filter fits and works great. I didn't realize how the old filter was affecting the water pressure until we change it. Don't forget to change it when it's due!Customer Review: Clean Filter = Free Flowing Ice
Summary: 5 Stars
This filter cured my Magtag refrigerator's inability to produce ice cubes via the automatic system in one of the doors. When I called Maytag for help w/ my ice dispenser problems, the first thing they suggested was replacing this filter.Customer Review: Didn't get what I ordered
Summary: 2 Stars
I thought we were ordering the Maytag UKF8001 PuriClean II filter, BUT the dealer sent a filter used as a replacement - fits fine, but does NOT purify the water as well as the one I requested. They sent the PUR filters. Thought I was getting one product and the seller sent me another. Won't buy online for filters again - I'll pay Home Depot the extra 5 dollars.Customer Review: Disappointed this time
Summary: 2 Stars
I have purchased this same water filter numerous times and this time was not very good. Don't know why?
Customer Review: Does what it is supposed to do
Summary: 5 Stars
This does exactly what it's supposed to do. Removal and installation were very easy, there was no loud pop like there was when we removed the cap that was on the fridge from the factory. I put a small dishtowel right under the filter when we removed it and it caught the little amount of water that came out.
We had replaced the filter after about 1 year with no significant performance reductions. We did not notice a reduction in flow, or any particulate matter in the water. However when I drained the water out of the old filter there was a ton of black specs that came out. Just FYI, our household only consists of 2 people but we regularly drink a couple of glasses per day. I think most couples should be able to get a year out of the filter.