EAFCBF / PureAir Ultra Refrigerator Air Filter - Pack of 4

Key Features

• Advanced Triple-Action Media: Composed of a specialized blend of activated carbon, zeolite, and baking soda to neutralize a full range of acidic, basic, and neutral food odors.
• High-Surface Area Honeycomb: Designed with a honeycomb structure to maximize airflow contact with the carbon media, making it up to 15 times more effective than standard baking soda at removing odors.
• Odor Cross-Contamination Barrier: Actively traps volatile organic compounds (VOCs) to prevent strong-smelling foods like onions, garlic, and fish from affecting the taste of delicate items like butter or milk.
• Humidity-Neutral Filtration: Engineered to remain effective in high-humidity environments, ensuring continuous air purification without becoming clogged by moisture.
• Tool-Free "Snap" Installation: Features a standardized frame size that allows for a quick, sliding replacement into the built-in air filter housing of your refrigerator.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Primary Part Number: EAFCBF.
• Cross-References: PAULTRA, PureAir Ultra, RAF1150, 242061001, 242047801, 242047804, 242047805.
• Industry Standard Codes: 241754001, 241754002, AP4323287, 1381501, PS1993820, AH1993820, EA1993820, SCPUREAIR2PK.

Compatibility & Fitment

This air filter is a standard replacement for high-end French door and side-by-side refrigerators. Key compatible brands include:

• Frigidaire: Fits a wide range of Frigidaire Gallery and Frigidaire Professional models (e.g., FGHC, FGHS series).
• Electrolux: Compatible with most Electrolux French door refrigerators and ICON models utilizing the PureAdvantage system.
• Additional Brands: Fits specific models from Crosley, Tappan, and Westinghouse that utilize the Frigidaire-built filtration chassis.
• Note: This filter is typically located in a housing on the back wall or top corner of the refrigerator compartment.

When to Replace

• "Replace" Indicator Light: Most modern Frigidaire and Electrolux refrigerators will trigger a warning light on the control panel every 6 months to signal a filter change.
• Persistent Food Odors: If you notice a lingering smell of onions or stale food when opening the door, the carbon media has become fully saturated.
• Food Tasting "Off": When items like ice or milk begin to pick up the flavors of other refrigerated foods, the filter is no longer preventing cross-contamination.
• Standard Maintenance: For optimal performance and air quality, it is recommended to replace these filters every 6 months.

Installation Tips

• Safety First: No electrical disconnection is required, but ensure the filter housing is accessible by moving any food items away from the vent.
• Expose the Media: PRO TIP: Before installing, remove the plastic shrink wrap and use the pull tab to tear away the perforated panel on the front. Note that most modern versions only have one side that peels away to expose the carbon.
• Check the Arrows: Look for the "Insert this end first" arrows on the bottom of the filter frame to ensure the exposed carbon side matches up with the vents in the refrigerator's filter holder.
• Reset the Light: IMPORTANT: After installation, press and hold the "Air Filter Reset" button on your refrigerator's control panel for 3 to 5 seconds until the display changes from "Replace" to "Good."
• Track the Date: Circle the installation month on the edge of the filter frame to provide a manual backup for the electronic indicator.