Samsung HAF-CIN/EXP Refrigerator Water Filter
- 6 months or 300 gallons, whichever comes first
- Carbon block filtration
- NSF 42, 53 and 401 certified
- Samsung refrigerators only, model list given
- 30 to 125 psi, 34 to 100 degrees F
- One filter per pack, 0.5 micron
Updated 23 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A genuine Samsung replacement filter for specific Samsung refrigerators, with NSF-certified carbon block filtration. Match your fridge model to the list before buying.
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ASIN: B003N1ZSYG
Overview
Not a pitcher or faucet filter, this is a replacement cartridge for the water and ice system in specific Samsung refrigerators. It uses carbon block filtration and is sold under several Samsung part names listed in the specs.
The reason to buy is fit and testing: it is the Samsung part for the listed refrigerator models and carries three NSF certifications. The compromise is fluoride, which the listing says is not reduced, and fit that depends on the model list.
Who it's for
A household that wants the original part for its dispenser and ice maker suits it. Owners of other brands or unlisted Samsung models should check fit before buying.
Pros and cons
- Genuine Samsung part
- Certified to three NSF standards
- Reduces chlorine taste and odor
- Lists operating pressure and temperature
- Does not reduce fluoride
- Fits only listed Samsung models
Performance notes
The carbon block does the filtering as water passes through, so results depend on replacing it on time. The listing gives a life of six months or three hundred gallons, whichever comes first, and a rating of half a micron for particulates.
Specifications
| Brand | Samsung |
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Frequently asked questions
What is in the Samsung HAF-CIN/EXP package?
One filter, as a 1 pack. The listing names no other parts.
Does the Samsung HAF-CIN/EXP reduce fluoride?
No. The description says fluoride is not reduced.
What other names does this filter go by?
The description lists it as Samsung DA29-00020A and HAF-CIN, with the DA29-00020B part number.
How often should I change the HAF-CIN/EXP?
The listing says every 6 months or 300 gallons, whichever comes first.