The EDR1RXD1 is Whirlpool’s purple everydrop Filter 1 — a 200-gallon OEM cartridge that fits many Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana, and JennAir refrigerators.
Matching a filter to a fridge comes down to one number stamped on the housing, not the logo on the door. The EDR1RXD1 is everydrop’s Ice & Water Refrigerator Filter 1, the purple-capped cartridge sold for Whirlpool-family appliances. It’s a real OEM part, not a generic lookalike, and Whirlpool states genuine everydrop filters are the official filter for Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana, and JennAir refrigerators. Because “Filter 1” gets reused across dozens of third-party listings, knowing the model number matters before you buy.
What the EDR1RXD1 Filter Actually Is
The EDR1RXD1 is a refrigerator water filter rated for 200 gallons at a 0.5 gpm flow rate, and it replaces the older Whirlpool part number W10295370A. Whirlpool’s product page lists lead, mercury, benzene, asbestos, cysts, endrin, toxaphene, carbofuran, 2,4-D, p-dichlorobenzene, particulates (class I), and turbidity among the contaminants it’s certified to reduce.
Everydrop markets the filter as certified to reduce 99% of lead. Standard replacement guidance across listings is every 6 months or 200 gallons, whichever comes first — so a busy household can burn through a cartridge noticeably faster than a quiet one.
Specs at a Glance
| Spec | EDR1RXD1 Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand & color | everydrop by Whirlpool, purple cap |
| Capacity | 200 gallons |
| Flow rate | 0.5 gpm |
| Replacement interval | Every 6 months or 200 gallons |
| Replaces | Whirlpool W10295370A lineage |
| Certifications cited | NSF/ANSI 42 and 53 |
| Flush after install | 4 gallons of water |
Some third-party listings tack on NSF 401 certification or a 300-gallon capacity. Those claims aren’t consistently supported across sources, so verify them against the OEM packaging or your refrigerator’s manual before counting on either.
Which Refrigerators the EDR1RXD1 Fits
The EDR1RXD1 fits select refrigerators across all five Whirlpool-family brands, but brand alone won’t confirm it — fit varies by model and filter housing, so check the manual or the label inside your fridge. Retailer compatibility lists name these common models:
- Whirlpool: WRS325SDHZ, WRF535SWHZ, WRF757SDHZ, WRS571CIHZ, WRS588FIHZ, WRX735SDHZ
- Maytag: MFI2570FEZ, MFT2772HEZ, MFX2570PEM
- KitchenAid: KRFC300ESS, KRFF300ESS, KRSC700HPS
- Amana: ASD2575BRS, ASI2575GRS, ABB1924BRM
- JennAir: JFC2290VEM, JFFCC72EFS
That list isn’t exhaustive. If your model isn’t shown, pull the old cartridge and compare part numbers directly — the W10295370A marking on an older filter is a strong signal you need the EDR1RXD1. You can confirm the OEM part on Whirlpool’s everydrop Filter 1 page.
Shopping for replacements? Our tested roundup of EDR1RXD1 water filter picks compares genuine and compatible options side by side.
Genuine vs. Compatible: What Actually Matters
Whirlpool warns that non-genuine filters may cause damage, which is the main argument for buying OEM — but that warning doesn’t make every third-party seller a scam. The real trap is naming. Sellers routinely use “EDR1RXD1” for compatible alternatives that aren’t OEM parts, so a low price usually signals a third-party cartridge wearing the same number.
Whirlpool, Maytag, KitchenAid, Amana, and JennAir are all covered under the everydrop official line, so a genuine filter should carry everydrop branding on the cartridge itself. After installation, flush 4 gallons of water through the dispenser before drinking — this clears loose carbon that can cloud the first few glasses.
FAQs
Does the EDR1RXD1 fit my Whirlpool refrigerator?
Not automatically. It fits select Whirlpool models including WRS325SDHZ and WRF535SWHZ, but fit depends on your specific model and filter housing — not the brand. Check your refrigerator’s manual or the label inside the filter compartment to confirm the part number before buying.
How often should I change this filter?
Every 6 months or 200 gallons, whichever comes first. Heavy water use — filling pitchers, running the ice maker, cooking — will hit 200 gallons sooner than the calendar suggests. If flow slows or ice tastes off, replace it early rather than waiting for the 6-month mark.
Is the EDR1RXD1 the same as W10295370A?
Yes — the EDR1RXD1 is the current replacement for the older Whirlpool W10295370A filter lineage. If the cartridge in your fridge is stamped W10295370A, the EDR1RXD1 is the matching upgrade. Both numbers point to the same filter family.
References & Sources
- Whirlpool. “everydrop Refrigerator Water Filter 1, EDR1RXD1” Official OEM product page and compatibility guidance.
- Whirlpool. “Ice and Water Refrigerator Filter 1” Alternate everydrop Filter 1 listing page.
- Home Depot. “everydrop Ice and Refrigerator Water Filter 1 EDR1RXD1” Retail listing with spec and compatibility details.