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Designed specifically for Ignis cooker extractor hoods, this premium carbon charcoal vent filter is an essential replacement for home cooks looking to maintain optimal kitchen air quality. It effectively traps grease and neutralizes unpleasant cooking odors, ensuring your ventilation system operates at peak efficiency. While it provides excellent filtration for recirculating hoods, please note that it is a consumable component that requires periodic replacement to remain effective.
| Brand | SPARES2GO |
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No, this is an activated charcoal filter and cannot be washed or cleaned. It must be replaced once the carbon is saturated.
It is recommended to replace the filter every 3 to 6 months, depending on how frequently you cook and the types of food you prepare.
Please verify your specific Ignis model number against the product specifications to ensure a correct physical fit.
No, this filter is specifically designed as a replacement for Ignis cooker extractor hoods.
Its primary function is to neutralize cooking odors and capture grease in recirculating ventilation systems.
Ensure the filter is seated properly in the housing and that no gaps exist; additionally, check if the metal grease filter also requires cleaning.
Check if the charcoal filter is fully saturated and replace if necessary, or inspect the metal grease filter for heavy build-up.
To install, first ensure the extractor hood is switched off and disconnected from the power supply. Remove the existing grease filter screen to access the charcoal filter slot. Align the SPARES2GO filter with the intake housing, twisting or clicking it into place as indicated by your specific Ignis hood manual. For maintenance, remember that these filters cannot be washed or regenerated. If you notice a reduction in suction power or lingering cooking smells even after cleaning the metal grease trap, it is time to replace the charcoal filter unit. Always check your hood's model number before purchase to guarantee compatibility.
