AQUA CREST Refrigerator Water Filter LT1000PC

When your refrigerator’s water starts tasting or smelling off, replacing its filter can be a more direct fix than switching to bottled water for everyday drinks and ice.

The AQUA CREST LT1000PC combo is listed as a replacement for select refrigerator water and air filters. Its appeal is practical: one replacement option for households whose fridge matches the stated compatibility list.

The water filter uses coconut-shell activated carbon. The listing also identifies NSF/ANSI 42 and 372 certification, with chlorine reduction among its stated functions.

Fit and sizing

Compatibility is the first thing to get right. AQUA CREST lists replacements for LG LT1000P, LT1000PC and LT1000PCS filters, along with several related part numbers, including ADQ74793501 and ADQ74793502. The listed Kenmore references include 469980 and 9980. It also names a range of refrigerator models, such as LFXS26973S and LMXS28626S.

That list is useful, but it is not a reason to assume every refrigerator from either brand will fit. Match your fridge’s model or existing filter number against the specific references before buying. The product name calls this a “3 Combo,” but the supplied details don’t explain the pack breakdown, so don’t infer more about what is included than the listing confirms.

For everyday use, the water filter is intended to improve taste and odor in drinking water and ice. Picture filling a glass from the fridge after a filter change: the expected benefit is less chlorine taste and odor, not a promise that every water concern is resolved. The product name also includes an air filter, though no details are provided here about its filtration performance.

Pros

The stated benefits are relevant if chlorine taste, odors, sediment, or rust are concerns. The maker also lists reduction of PFOA and PFOS, and says chlorine reduction can reach up to 99%, according to the maker, testing was performed by an independent laboratory. The NSF/ANSI 42 and 372 certifications add useful standards information, but the listing does not establish that every contaminant claim is covered by those certifications.

Worth considering if you want a replacement-style option rather than sticking only to the refrigerator manufacturer’s filter. AQUA CREST is identified as an independent brand, so this is not presented as an LG- or Kenmore-branded product. The trade-off is that fit and the precise scope of filtration claims matter more than the broad promise of cleaner-tasting water. It’s not for you if your refrigerator or existing filter number is outside the compatibility list, or if you need a documented contaminant reduction that isn’t specified here.

Spec sheet

• Name: AQUA CREST LT1000PC Refrigerator Water Filter and Air Filter
• Type: Replacement refrigerator water filter and air filter combo
• Material: Carbon block with coconut-shell activated carbon
• Certifications: NSF/ANSI 42 and 372, as stated in the listing
• Listed reductions: Chlorine, odors and bad taste, sediment, rust, PFOA and PFOS
• Compatibility: Select LG and Kenmore filter references and refrigerator models listed above

Should you buy it?

Choose this combo if your refrigerator matches the listed part numbers or model numbers and your main aim is to address chlorine taste and odor in water used for drinking or ice. It may also suit shoppers comparing independent replacement filters with manufacturer-branded options, provided they are comfortable checking compatibility carefully.

Skip it if you can’t confirm the fit, want detailed information about the included air filter, or need broader evidence for specific contaminant reductions. Those are meaningful gaps: the listing names several filtration targets, but it doesn’t provide a complete performance breakdown for each one.