Carbon Grease Filter Set - SPARES2GO - Black

For optimal performance, it is generally recommended to replace both the carbon and grease filters every 3 to 6 months, depending on your cooking habits and the intensity of cooking.

Yes, it is best practice to replace both the carbon and grease filters simultaneously to ensure the most effective odor and grease removal.

The thick foam grease filter is typically disposable and not designed to be washed. It should be replaced when saturated with grease.

Carbon filters cannot be washed. Their odor-absorbing capacity becomes exhausted over time and they must be replaced.

This means the filters come in a larger size and you will need to measure your cooker hood's filter compartment and cut the filter material to fit precisely before installation.

This is a universal filter set designed to be cut to fit. While compatible with many Rangemaster and other vent extractors, it's always advisable to measure your existing filter dimensions to ensure a proper fit after cutting.

A grease filter (often foam or mesh) primarily captures airborne grease particles. A carbon filter uses activated charcoal to absorb odors and airborne chemical pollutants.

Ensure you are measuring accurately against the original filter or the internal space. Trim carefully with sharp scissors or a utility knife. If significantly too small, you may need to purchase a different sized filter or consider that the cooker hood design might not be compatible with a cut-to-fit solution.

Check that the filters are installed correctly and that there are no gaps. Ensure you have replaced both the grease and carbon filters. For persistent odors, consider replacing the filters more frequently or ensure the cooker hood is set to the correct extraction speed.

This can indicate the filters are saturated and need replacement. Ensure the filters are not blocking the airflow path and were cut to allow sufficient space for ventilation. Check for any other obstructions within the cooker hood.