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Unless the fridge remembers the IDs of each filter, and won't let you reuse the same ID after 3 months (or whatever the service life is of a water filter). May
by waltbosz 7y ago
Unless the fridge remembers the IDs of each filter, and won't let you reuse the same ID after 3 months (or whatever the service life is of a water filter).
Maybe disabling the RFID reader hardware will make the fridge bypass the lockout code?
The easier solution is just not buy a GE fridge, but the general public won't be aware of the need for that solution.
- antpls 7y agoor factory reset the fridge
- ssully 7y agoThis is an amazing sentence to read. I got new appliances a few years ago and luckily it was pretty easy to get "dumb" appliances. I really hope that is still true next time I need to get new appliances.
- blackearl 7y agoOr GE patches in a "fix" to prevent these hackarounds. I hate this future where I need to prevent a company from updating my wifi enabled fridge so I can get clean drinking water. Oh what a world.
- waltbosz 7y agoUnless it's able to read it from the paper I magnet to its face, there's no why I'd ever tell my fridge my wifi password.