If your old fridge filter says 4396841 or 4396710, you do not have a discontinued-filter problem — you have a renamed one. Whirlpool folded those part numbers into its EveryDrop range, and the current name for your filter is EveryDrop Filter 3, model EDR3RXD1. Same fit, same housing, same push-button change. This post confirms the match and shows you how to check it in under a minute.
The cross-reference
| Your old filter says | Order this now |
|---|---|
| 4396841 | EveryDrop EDR3RXD1 (Filter 3) |
| 4396710 | EveryDrop EDR3RXD1 (Filter 3) |
| W10193691 | EveryDrop EDR3RXD1 (Filter 3) |
| Kenmore 46-9083 | EveryDrop EDR3RXD1 (Filter 3) |
How to confirm it is Filter 3
- Location: Filter 3 sits in the base grille at the bottom front of the fridge.
- Release: you press a button and the cartridge pops out. (If yours twists a quarter-turn out of the top-right corner inside the fridge, that is Filter 4 / EDR4RXD1, which replaces UKF8001 — not this one.)
- Label: pull the old cartridge and read it. Any number from the table above means EDR3RXD1 is your replacement.
Fits select Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, KitchenAid, JennAir, Kenmore and IKEA refrigerators that use Filter 3.
What you get with EDR3RXD1
- Genuine OEM EveryDrop filter, Triple Filtration Technology
- NSF certified (Standards 42, 53 and 401) to reduce 73 contaminants, including lead, pesticides and pharmaceuticals
- Life: about 6 months or 200 gallons, whichever comes first
Price check before you order
| Where | EDR3RXD1 (Filter 3) |
|---|---|
| Official brand store | $59.99 |
| Official store with subscription | $48.00 (with commitment) |
| Discounted Filter Store | $39.99 (1-pack), multi-packs up to $147.99, free US shipping on every order |
A 2-pack covers a full year of changes with no subscription to manage. And if you order the wrong filter by mistake, our 30-day free returns policy covers you with a prepaid label.
Ready to order? Shop the genuine EveryDrop EDR3RXD1 (Filter 3): — $39.99, free US shipping.
Changing it for the first time under the new name? The filter sits in the base grille: press the eject button, pull the old cartridge out, twist the cap onto the new one, push it in until it clicks, then flush 2–3 gallons and discard the first batch of ice. For the neighbouring model, see: EDR3RXD1 vs EDR4RXD1 — which EveryDrop filter does your fridge need?
Still not sure which filter your fridge takes? See The Complete EveryDrop Buying Guide: Filters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and A in One Table — find your old part number in the table and you are done in 2 minutes.
FAQ
Is EDR3RXD1 exactly the same fit as 4396841?
Yes. 4396841 and 4396710 are the previous part numbers for the same Filter 3 cartridge now sold as EDR3RXD1. The housing and push-button fitting are unchanged.
My filter says 4396710 but looks different from the picture. Should I worry?
Check the location and release style: base grille + push-button = Filter 3. If your filter is inside the fridge at the top-right with a twist release, you need Filter 4 (EDR4RXD1) instead.
How often do I change EDR3RXD1?
Every 6 months or about 200 gallons, whichever comes first. Slow flow and chlorine taste returning are signs it is overdue.
Why is the same genuine filter cheaper here than at the official store?
The official list price is $59.99 (or $48 on subscription). We sell the same genuine OEM filter for $39.99 one-time, with free US shipping and no subscription.