NEW Samsung DA29-00003F Aqua-Pure Plus Water Filter Cartridge

Samsung have changed the design of the cartridges for some of their newer fridges. so that the cartridges fit inside the refrigerator compartment and not behind the refrigerator as per their older models. These newer fridges use the DA29-00003B which is also known as the Aqua Pure DA61-00159A – depending on where the part is sourced.

This is the popular internal Samsung HAFIN2 / EXP filter

This is a compatible alternative filter of water filter 

The Samsung cartridge should be changed every 6 months to ensure continued performance and cartridge sterility.

Samsung Fridge Freezer Models

All newer Samsung fridges. where the cartridge fits inside the refrigerator compartment and are pre late 2009 American style fridge freezer models including the following models but there may be some not listed.

Samsung DA29-0000F water filter uses the F type locking mechanism and is a direct replacement for filter model references HAFIN1/EXP and DA97-06317A-B. It shall also fit the majority of Samsung refrigerators using this same shape of filter with filter references DA29-00003A. DA29-00003B. DA29-00003G. DA97-06317A. HAFIN2 EXP. DA61-00159A. APP100. 4801 817 00592. WF289. WSS-1.

Certification:

Genuine Samsung branded product. the DA29-0000F filter is tested and certified by NSF International against NSF/ANSI standard 42.

Specification:

• Flow Rate: 1.9 lpm
• Max pressure: 125 psi
• Capacity: 1892 Litres

How To Reset The Water Filter Light

When the water filter is replaced you must manually reset the indicator by pressing the Ice Type button and the Child Lock (or Moisture Control) button simultaneously for 3 seconds.

Note: Hold the buttons for only 3 seconds. If you press these 2 buttons simultaneously for 5 seconds. the reset function ceases. Release the buttons and repeat the same step one more time. The water filter indicator light should turn green.

On models without a filter indicator light your filter should be replaced every 6 months. or if you notice a decrease in the flow of water and an impact on the water’s taste.