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The SparesWorks Cooker Hood Carbon Filters (eIQCHCHIMSS60) are designed for homeowners seeking to maintain a fresh kitchen environment by neutralizing cooking odors and trapping grease. These premium-quality replacement filters are ideal for individuals who prioritize clean air and peak extractor performance in their homes. While they offer excellent filtration efficiency, users should note that these are non-washable units and must be replaced periodically rather than cleaned to maintain their efficacy.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | eIQCHCHIMSS60 |
| Brand | SparesWorks |
No, these filters are not washable. Washing them will destroy the activated carbon and render the filter ineffective.
You should replace the filter every 3 to 6 months. If you notice odors are no longer being neutralized, it is time for a replacement.
No, this filter is specifically designed for the eIQCHCHIMSS60 model. Please verify your hood model number before purchase.
Activated carbon acts as a chemical sponge, trapping odor molecules from cooking air as they pass through the filter material.
Yes. The metal grease filter should stay in place to catch solid grease droplets, while the carbon filter acts as the second stage for odor control.
Ensure the filter is properly seated and locked into the housing. If the air is not passing through the filter, odors will escape.
Check if the carbon filter is saturated with grease or dust. If the filter is old, it will restrict airflow and require replacement.
Installation of the eIQCHCHIMSS60 is straightforward. Ensure the cooker hood is turned off and unplugged before beginning. Access the filter housing by releasing the metal grease filter clips, then align the new carbon filter with the motor housing, rotating or snapping it into place according to your hood's specific locking mechanism. Because these filters rely on active carbon, they should be replaced every 3 to 6 months depending on cooking habits; frequent heavy frying will necessitate more frequent changes. Do not attempt to clean these filters with water or detergents, as moisture ruins the carbon's absorption capabilities.
