Experiencing slow water pressure from a refrigerator dispenser immediately after installing a brand-new water filter is almost always caused by trapped air pockets inside the internal water lines or a filter cartridge that is not seated tightly into the housing. When a new filter is inserted, air fills the internal cavities, creating backpressure that restricts water flow until purged. Furthermore, failing to flush the system causes sluggish dispensing. You can troubleshoot air locks easily. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when holding down the dispenser paddle continuously for two to three minutes to flush out trapped air bubbles and push at least one gallon of water through the system restores normal, high-pressure water flow.
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