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The SPARES2GO Carbon Grease Filter Kit is designed for homeowners using Siemens cooker hood extractors who need a cost-effective, versatile solution for maintaining kitchen air quality. This 2-in-1 replacement set excels at trapping airborne grease and neutralizing cooking odors, keeping the kitchen environment fresh and preventing grease buildup within the appliance. Please note that because these are cut-to-size filters, you will need to measure your existing filter housing accurately and use household scissors to tailor them to your specific unit before installation.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | SPARES2GO |
No, these filters are designed for single-use and should be replaced once they become saturated with grease or odors.
While designed for Siemens units, the cut-to-size nature makes them compatible with most cooker hoods that use standard rectangular filters.
No, this is a replacement filter material kit only. You must retain your existing metal or plastic filter frames to hold these sheets in place.
Replacement intervals depend on cooking habits, but most households find that changing them every 3 to 6 months maintains peak performance.
The grease-absorbing side should face outward toward the stove, while the carbon side should face inward toward the internal motor of the hood.
Ensure the filter was not cut too large for the housing, causing the material to bunch up and block the mesh.
Trim the edges by an additional 1-2mm to ensure they can seat properly inside the metal frame without bowing.
Verify that you have installed both the grease and carbon layers and that they are not saturated with oil.
To install, first remove your old filter housing from the Siemens unit. Measure the dimensions of your existing frames and mark them onto the new filter sheets. Carefully cut the material to size, ensuring you do not compress the 2cm thick material, as this can affect airflow. Place the trimmed filter into the housing frame and snap it back into the cooker hood. For maintenance, monitor your kitchen usage; these filters should typically be replaced every 3-6 months depending on how frequently you cook. If your kitchen begins to smell of stale food despite the fan running, it is a sign that the carbon saturation level has been reached and a new filter installation is required.
