The EDR5RXD1 is Whirlpool Filter 5, and it replaces the older part numbers 4396508 and 4396510. If your old cartridge carries EDR5RXD1 or one of those two older numbers, this is your part. We stock the EveryDrop EDR5RXD1, Whirlpool Filter 5 in packs of 1, 2, 3 and 6. Order it by the number on your old cartridge, because several EveryDrop cartridges carry part numbers close to this one.
Filter 5 has two older part numbers
For years, Whirlpool sold its refrigerator cartridges under part numbers made of digits alone, such as 4396508. It then moved its filter line to the EveryDrop name. Whirlpool used both 4396508 and 4396510 for the same Filter 5 cartridge across different production runs. Either number on an old label leads to the EDR5RXD1 today.
Filter 5 shares a pattern with Filter 3 and Filter 4. Each of those part numbers starts with EDR and ends with RXD1, and the digit between them is the filter number. That one digit is the first thing to check on the label. A cartridge marked EDR4RXD1 or UKF8001 is Filter 4, and our EveryDrop Filter 4 guide covers that cartridge.
Whirlpool refrigerators take more than one EveryDrop cartridge. Match yours by the number on your old cartridge. A home with two refrigerators can need two different cartridges. Check the old cartridge in each refrigerator on its own, because one may take Filter 4 and the other Filter 5.
Find the part number on the old cartridge
The part number wraps the barrel of the cartridge in small print. Filter 5 goes in with a twist until it locks, and that twist turns the print out of sight. The best time to find the number is during the change, while the old cartridge is still in your hand. Take a photo of the label before the old cartridge goes in the bin.
If the print has worn away, the owner manual for your refrigerator lists the filter part in its maintenance section. The model and serial plate inside the fresh food compartment carries the model number of the refrigerator. Our team can match that model number to a cartridge when you call.
Each EveryDrop cartridge has its own part number:
- Filter 1 is EDR1RXD1, and it replaces W10295370A.
- Filter 2 is EDR2RXD1, and it replaces W10413645A.
- Filter 3 is EDR3RXD1, and it replaces 4396841 and 4396710.
- Filter 4 is EDR4RXD1, and it replaces UKF8001.
- Filter 5 is EDR5RXD1, and it replaces 4396508 and 4396510.
- Filter 6 is EDR6D1, and it replaces 4396701.
Our Whirlpool refrigerator water filter guide covers each of these cartridges in more depth.
A refrigerator cartridge twists into place and carries an EDR code or an older number such as 4396508. A Whirlpool code that starts with WH belongs to a system plumbed into the water line under the sink. Leave those codes out of a refrigerator order.
One EDR5RXD1 lasts six months or 300 gallons
The EDR5RXD1 lasts up to 6 months or 300 gallons, and whichever limit comes first sets the change date. Count both limits from the day you put the new cartridge in.
Spread over six months, 300 gallons comes to a little over a gallon and a half of filtered water a day. If you pour a few glasses a day, you reach the six month date first. If you fill pots and pitchers from the dispenser every day, you can reach 300 gallons sooner and change the cartridge earlier.
At one change every six months, you use two cartridges a year. A 2 pack covers one year of changes, and a 6 pack covers three years. With the next cartridge in your cupboard, you can make the change on the day it comes due. Mark the install date on a calendar or in your phone, and add the part number to the same note.
Set the next Filter 5 to arrive every six months
A six month change is easy to forget. With Subscribe and Save, you choose the interval once, and we ship your next cartridge on that schedule. The new cartridge arrives when the old one is due. On our EDR5RXD1 page, choose a delivery every six months to match the filter life. You can adjust the interval, pause a shipment, skip a delivery or cancel.
Check your old cartridge for EDR5RXD1 or one of its two older numbers. When it matches, order the EveryDrop EDR5RXD1, Whirlpool Filter 5 in the pack size you want on hand. Call us at 855-789-3278 if the label is too worn to see, and we will help you find the cartridge your refrigerator takes. Our Whirlpool refrigerator water filters collection lists the other Whirlpool cartridges we stock.