I have a six GE Model GXWHO4F smart water filters.They are all wrapped and in the garage however the last freeze was very cold and all six broke the bottoms out. I would like to purchase only the holders that froze. Where may I buy only the bottoms? Thank you, Walter Clark

You will need to have heat in the room to thaw pipes . Cold will come in from flue pipe and freeze pipes . its a slow thaw so pipes don't split .

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Filters always reduce pressure.
You can add a pressure tank between filter and tankless.
Tankless are sometimes like bowling on a ship.

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Here is the web page for GE. You will probably have to replace the whole faucet. When you call have the model # available for your system so they can supply the appropriate faucet. You may as well order more filters as they will be less expensive ordering on-line. These filters should really be changed every 6 months.
http://products.geappliances.com/ApplProducts/html/GEAResults.htm#Category=Dual_and_Single_Stage_Water_Filtration
These faucets are relatively easy to replace for the do it yourselfer.
RJ

Make sure the water is turned off to system. Open the faucet to system to drain any water and keep the faucet turned on to keep pressure off filter housings.
1.Use the wrench to take housings off.
2. If they still won't budge take a small 2x4 block of wood and hammer, set the block of wood on the RIB for the housing and tap with hammer.
3. Change the o-rings in both housings, lubricate with silicone lube and lubricate the threads on housings with silicone also.
3. Rinse housings with small amount of bleach and clean thoroughly.
4. Replace filters and housings.
5. IMPORTANT: Only tighten housings by hand. NEVER tighten housings with wrench.
RJ

This page might help with changing it, as different models vary.

your water pipes to and from tank are froze. need heat tape to wrap water lines to thaw lines.

There should be a faucet on the side . you hook up a garden hose and drain it.

Did you unwrap them? Remove clear plastic?

Here is the website that you can get your users manual. You will need the model #. Pls rate ny answer
Kurt
http://www.geappliances.com/service_and_support/literature/