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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?
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...
Help!!!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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Re: Ice tastes bad even after I changed the filter?
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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Put a in-line water filter on the water line if you want. The taste is from the food and items you have in the refrigerator. Clean it out and keep your items in proper storage. Ice collects the smells in the line and the fridge. Change your ice that is sitting in the bin, wask out the bin with water and baking soda. Hope this helps.
Sometimes filters have issues like this even being new , it is located at the bottom kickplate [round] , pick up a new filter -part number 4396841 - install the filter , dump remaining ice in bin out , purge the water through the new filter through water in door for a few minutes and you should be good.
Phil
Ice storage bin needs to be emptied and washed.Unsealed packages in the refrigerator and/or freezer compartments may be transmitting odors/tastes to the ice cubes. Interior of the refrigerator may need cleaning. Water chemicals. Installing an in-line filter can help with many odor/taste complaints. An open box of baking soda in the refrigerator section can help with preventing the transmitting of food odors. This is a common in-line water filter, they are fairly easy to install and usually come with instructions.
Even when your well or municipal water supply provides healthy, potable water to your ice maker, some impurities may remain. These can affect the smell or taste of the ice cubes, and therefore the beverages in which you serve them. A taste and odor water filter on the incoming water-supply line--such as our charcoal "Universal Replacement Water Filter"--can help a lot. Also, over time, the ice cube bin can absorb difficult-to-remove odors from the freezer. Some manufactures recommend that you replace the bin every 2 to 3 years, whenever it seems to be retaining objectionable odors and transferring them to the ice cubes.
i agree with rpbuice but in addition to flushing the water line you may need to replace the line then using the water dispencer run out about a gallon of water thru the door. this will clear the reservoir of bad tasting water. for the i/m throw out all of your ice then let it make a couple of batches and throw out that ice as well be sure to clean your ice bucket very good to remove any lingering tastes from the old ice.
fyi bad tasting water is generally from bad water supplies. good luck..
You may consider pulling out the ice maker and tossing it in the trash if you look at it and see that where the ice sits it's corroded or its close to a 10 year old in age (IT'S DUE TO GO OUT ANYWAY).Other than that:you have a 3% chance that the tube that goes to your ice maker is bad. Please Rate This !
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...
Help!!!
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