Samsung Fridge Water Filter - Spring Source DA29-00020B HAF-CIN EFF-6027A NZ

A compatible replacement for the Samsung DA29-00020B fridge water filter — suits a wide range of Samsung French door and side-by-side refrigerator models.

The Spring Source SS-DA29-00020B reduces chlorine, taste, and odour from your fridge's water and ice supply. Certified to NSF/ANSI 42 by IAPMO for chlorine, taste, and odour reduction. Twist-in installation, no tools required.

Replaces: DA29-00020B, DA2900020B, HAF-CIN, EFF-6027A, ST-DA29-00020B. Match the code on your existing filter before ordering.

Replace every 6 months for optimal water quality and flow.

Key specs at a glance

• Replaces: DA29-00020B, DA2900020B, HAF-CIN, EFF-6027A, ST-DA29-00020B
• NSF/ANSI 42 certified by IAPMO — reduces chlorine, taste, and odour
• Twist-in installation — no tools required
• Service life: 6 months
• Suits Samsung French door and side-by-side refrigerators

What this filter does

The filter reduces chlorine, taste, and odour from your fridge's water and ice. NSF/ANSI 42 certification from IAPMO means this performance claim has been independently tested and verified against a recognised standard — not just stated by the manufacturer.

How to install

1. Locate the filter compartment inside your fridge
2. Twist the old filter out
3. Twist the new filter in until it locks
4. Run water through the dispenser to flush the filter before use
5. Reset the filter indicator on your fridge's control panel if applicable

No tools required.

Compatible Samsung models

Match the code on your existing filter before ordering.

What's in the box

• Spring Source compatible Samsung fridge water filter (1 unit)

Frequently asked questions

Which Samsung fridges does this filter fit?

This filter suits Samsung French door and side-by-side refrigerators using the DA29-00020B or HAF-CIN filter. The full model list is above. Match the part code on your existing filter before ordering.

What does NSF/ANSI 42 certification mean?

NSF/ANSI 42 is an independently tested standard for the reduction of aesthetic contaminants — specifically chlorine, taste, and odour. IAPMO is an accredited certification body that tested this filter against that standard.

How often should I replace it?

Every 6 months, or when water flow slows noticeably. Your fridge's filter indicator will also alert you when a replacement is due.

How do I install it?

Locate the filter compartment, twist the old filter out, and twist the new one in until it locks. Run water through the dispenser to flush before use. No tools required. Reset the filter indicator after replacing.