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Ice tastes bad even after I changed the filter?

I have Frigidaire side by side that is 3 years old. The ice tasted bad so I changed the filter but the ice still tastes bad but the cold water tastes fine?

  • noah57 Apr 02, 2009

    Our Kenmore Elite is less than a year old.  The water and ice tasted great with the original filter.  Once we changed it however, the ice started tasting and smelling like nasty onions.  I cycled the water for at least 10 gallons and I already threw out the ice and washed the container 3 times.  It still tasted terrible.  By the way, we are using the expensive PUR filter...


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Allow your ice maker to dispose old water that is still stucked on its hoses, just throw those unpleasant ices's and water would simply replenishes with a a fres and good supply

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