Genuine LG filter

LG LT1000P Refrigerator Water Filter

Fits the 2 refrigerator models listed below, each checked against linked sources.

Checked 2026-10-27

Brand
LG
Part number
LT1000P
Also sold as
ADQ747935, ADQ74793501, AGF80300704, Kenmore 9980 (46-9980)
Replace
about every 6 months

Kenmore owners: this is the genuine replacement for Kenmore 9980, 46-9980. See the Kenmore filter cross reference.

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Refrigerators that use the LT1000P

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How to replace the LT1000P

  1. Find the filter. Its location varies by model (inside the fresh-food compartment, in a door, or behind the bottom grille); your owner's manual shows where.
  2. Turn the old filter counterclockwise about a quarter turn and pull it straight out. Keep a towel handy for drips.
  3. Remove the protective cap from the new filter, line it up, push it in and turn it clockwise until it locks.
  4. Run water through the dispenser to flush out air and carbon dust, following the volume in your manual (often 2-4 gallons).
  5. Reset the filter indicator light (usually by holding the filter or reset button for about 3 seconds).

More detail and troubleshooting: How to Replace an LG Refrigerator Water Filter.

LT1000P questions

Which refrigerators use the LT1000P?

We've confirmed 2 models: LG LFCS27596S, LG LMXS28626S. Each model page links the parts listings we checked.

What other part numbers is the LT1000P sold as?

ADQ747935; ADQ74793501; AGF80300704; Kenmore 9980, 46-9980. All refer to the same genuine filter.

How often should you replace the LT1000P?

About every 6 months. Replace it sooner if water flow from the dispenser slows noticeably.

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