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Frigidaire

WFCB Refrigerator Water Filter Replacement

The Frigidaire WFCB — also sold as WF1CB, NGFC 2000, 218904501 — is a 0.5-micron carbon-block filter certified to NSF/ANSI 42. It reduces chlorine taste & odour, sediment, rust for up to 6 months. Below are every fridge it fits, its cross-reference codes, and the cheapest verified compatible options.

Filter life
6 months · 200 gal
Micron rating
0.5 micron
Certifications
NSF/ANSI 42
Reduces
Chlorine taste & odour, Sediment, Rust

Also known as (cross-reference)

Same filter, different part numbers — all interchangeable.

WFCBWF1CBNGFC 2000218904501469906

Fits these Frigidaire fridge models

Tap your model to confirm the exact match and see all options.

How to replace the WFCB

Takes about 5 minutes, no tools. The steps are the same for the OEM WFCB and any certified equivalent.

1. Locate the filter

On most Frigidaire fridges the WFCB sits inside the top-right of the fresh-food compartment, in the bottom base grille, or lower rear. Check your manual if unsure.

2. Release the old filter

Turn the old cartridge a quarter-turn counter-clockwise, or press the release button, and pull it straight out. A little water drip is normal.

3. Prep the new filter

Unwrap the new WFCB (or a certified equivalent) and remove the protective caps from the O-rings.

4. Insert and lock

Push the new filter in and turn clockwise until it clicks or the arrow lines up. It should seat firmly without forcing.

5. Flush the line

Run 2–4 gallons (about 4 minutes) through the dispenser to clear harmless carbon fines and air, until the water runs clear.

6. Reset the indicator

Press and hold the filter-status button for ~3 seconds until the light turns from red back to blue/green.

Signs it's time to replace it

Swap the WFCB when you notice any of these — don't wait past 6 months.

Slower dispenser

Water or ice comes out slower than usual — the filter is clogging.

Taste or odour returns

A chlorine or musty taste means the carbon is spent.

Filter light is red

Your fridge has counted ~200 gallons or 6 months.

Related & commonly confused filters

Different fridges — make sure you pick the right one.

Out of stock? Verified alternatives

If the WFCB is unavailable, these fit the exact same fridges.

Identical filter, other part numbers

100% guaranteed fit — the same filter sold under different codes:

WF1CBNGFC 2000218904501469906

Certified compatible brands

NSF-certified aftermarket filters built for the same models, usually cheaper:

Always confirm the alternative lists your fridge model before buying.

Frequently asked questions

What filters are compatible with the WFCB?

The WFCB is also sold under the codes WF1CB, NGFC 2000, 218904501, 469906. Certified compatible replacements from brands like Waterdrop, GlacialPure, AquaCrest fit the same fridges and typically cost less than the OEM part.

Which refrigerators does the WFCB fit?

It fits Frigidaire models including FRS3R5ESBH, GLHS39EHW, FRS6R5ESBN, GLRS267ZDW and others. Enter your model number to confirm the exact match.

How often should I replace the WFCB?

Replace every 6 months or about 200 gallons, whichever comes first, to keep contaminant reduction and flow rate at spec.

Is the WFCB NSF certified?

Yes — it is certified to NSF/ANSI 42, reducing chlorine taste & odour, sediment, rust and more.