Universal Cooker Hood Grease Filters - Pack of 2

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If there is a lot of grime, you’ll need a bit of elbow grease to shift it, but don't be too aggressive as scuffs from scouring sponges can damage the surface. Install the new filter: Align the new filter according to the marked orientation or the instructions provided. Insert it into the filter compartment or designated area, making sure it fits securely and snugly. Follow any specific installation instructions provided by the manufacturer, such as fastening screws or engaging clips to hold the filter in place. Manufacturers generally recommend changing carbon odour filters every three months, but you may find that annually is sufficient. How to clean the stainless steel exterior of a cooker hood You'll typically only need to clean the grease filter as the carbon filters will typically need replacing.

It's important to note that these are general guidelines, and the replacement frequency can vary depending on factors such as cooking frequency, types of food cooked, and the level of grease or odour accumulation. It's always best to consult the manufacturer's instructions specific to your cooker hood model for the most accurate guidance on filter replacement. Both filters measure 47cm x 57cm (Cut to size). ***Please note that all filters are made from fully flame retardant material*** Remove the old filter: Depending on the type of filter, it may be secured with clips, screws, or other fastening mechanisms. Carefully remove these attachments to detach the old filter from the cooker hood. Take note of the filter's orientation or any alignment marks, as this will be important when installing the new filter. Pre-treat with degreaser (if necessary): If the filters are heavily greased, you can pre-treat them by spraying or soaking them in a degreasing solution. This helps to loosen and break down the grease for easier cleaning. Follow the instructions on the degreaser product for the appropriate duration of soaking. Reset filter replacement indicator (if applicable): Some cooker hoods have filter replacement indicators or timers to remind you when it's time to replace the filter. If your cooker hood has this feature, follow the manufacturer's instructions to reset or deactivate the indicator after installing the new filter.Place the filters in the dishwasher in a secure position, ensuring they are not obstructing other dishes or interfering with the dishwasher's spray arms. It is recommended to replace filters: every 6 months (normal use), every 9 months (light or occasional use), every 3 months (heavy use)

The frequency of replacing a cooker hood filter depends on various factors, such as the type of filter, cooking habits, and the manufacturer's recommendations. However, as a general guideline: Material of the filters: Determine the material of your grease filters. Metal or aluminium mesh filters are more likely to be dishwasher-safe, as they can withstand the dishwasher's cleaning process. However, other types of filters, such as charcoal or foam filters, are usually not dishwasher-safe and require hand washing. Fits models: UNIVERSAL - All main models of cooker hood / kitchen vent extractor - simply cut to size for great results. Maintaining a cooker hood requires minimal effort, primarily focusing on the regular cleaning or replacement of the cooker hood filter. This simple maintenance task ensures optimal performance and effectiveness of your cooker hood in removing smoke, odours, and grease particles from your kitchen. By prioritizing the cleanliness of your cooker hood filter, you can enjoy a clean and fresh cooking environment while prolonging the lifespan of your appliance. What is a Cooker Hood Filter? Cleaning cooker hood filters is an essential maintenance task to ensure their proper functioning. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to clean cooker hood filters:

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Use a dishwasher cycle suitable for the filters, following the dishwasher manufacturer's instructions and settings. Charcoal Filters: Charcoal or carbon filters, often used in recirculating cooker hoods, are designed to absorb and neutralize odours. These filters have a limited lifespan and need to be replaced periodically. The manufacturer usually specifies the recommended replacement interval, which typically ranges from 3-12 months, depending on usage and the specific cooker hood model. If you notice persistent odours or a decrease in the filter's effectiveness, it may be time to replace the charcoal filter even if it hasn't reached the recommended timeframe. By following these steps, you can effectively clean your cooker hood filters and ensure the proper functioning of your cooker hood in removing grease, smoke, and odours from your kitchen. Can Cooker Hood Grease Filters Go in the Dishwasher?