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Whirlpool fridge (WRF540CWHZ02) leaking at water filter


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My whirlpool fridge (Model # WRF540CWHZ02) started leaking from the filter overnight (see the first video here: https://imgur.com/TpIbxA5) and flooded my kitchen/basement.

When the filter is removed, water pours out of it. See video here: https://imgur.com/u7sRFru

The customer service line said the problem can be fixed by simply replacing the filter. When I did so, it continues to leak as the first video when the filter is on, and pours out when the filter is off.

Anyone know what I can do or what the problem is? The phone line is very unhelpful and they kept telling me to watch the filter replacement video online.

https://imgur.com/TpIbxA5 

https://imgur.com/u7sRFru

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Most of the time it is the line going into the filter housing,  assuming it is not a aftermarket filter

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You can try the bypass plug, but think you need to replace the filter head assembly.

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