LG LT1000PC LT1000P / Refrigerator Water Filter

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Fresh Water Simply Tastes Better

Keeping your refrigerator in tip top shape with a brand new water filter is a smart move. By changing your LG LT1000P / LT1000PC water filter on a regular basis, you'll continue to reduce contaminates such as iron, particulates and chlorine in your drinking water and ice cubes. You'll notice the difference!

The sale of counterfeit and deceptively labeled water filters is a growing problem in the U.S.. 3rd party filters are not guaranteed to properly filter water in your LG refrigerator and may cause damage not covered under the terms of LG's warranty. Always use new LG filters with your LG refrigerator. It is essential that the manufacturer's recommended installation, maintenance and filter replacement requirements be carried out for the product to perform as advertised.

  • LG LT1000P / LT1000PC - Premium genuine water filter, tested and certified by NSF International against NSF / ANSI Standards 42 and 53, provides great tasting water and ice for your family.  
  • 6 month / 200 Gallon Capacity / Pharmaceutical Filter
  • Filters chlorine taste and odor.
  • Reduces lead, mercury, asbestos and benzene.
  • Part Number: 04609988000
  • The LG LT1000P / LT1000PC Replacement Refrigerator Water Filter (part# MDJ64844601) is compatible with the following LG refrigerators*: LMXS30796S, LMXS30796D, LMXC23796S, LMXC23796D, LFXS30796S, LFXS30796D, LMXS28626D, LFXC24796D, LFXC24796S, LSXC22396S, LSXS26396S, LSFXC2496D, LSXC22396D
    • Brand LG
    • Mfg Part # LT1000P
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