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Care
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12.4 Extractor hood (recirculating)
Clean the extractor hood grease filter occasionally. How often cleaning is nec-
essary depends on how often the extractor hood is used. Do not wait to clean
the grease filter until the performance of the extractor hood has noticeably
decreased.
An active carbon filter has been installed in the extractor hood for the filtering
of odours. Under normal use conditions, the active carbon filter should be
replaced every six months or once during the season.
Cleaning the grease filter:
Unscrew the two cross-head screws (Fig. 115,1) and remove together with
the washers.
Unhook the lower cover (Fig. 116,2).
Remove the grease filter (Fig. 116,3) upwards.
Clean the grease filter using water and washing-up liquid. Alternatively, the
grease filter can be cleaned in the dishwasher.
Leave the grease filter to dry.
Place the grease filter into the guides on the lower cover from above.
Hook the lower cover into the extractor hood.
Pivot up the lower cover and secure in place with two cross-head screws
and washers.
Changing the active carbon
filter:
Open the housing as described in "Cleaning the grease filter".
Release the filter holder (Fig. 116,1) out of the lock at the front and swivel
it downwards.
Remove the active carbon filter (Fig. 117,1) of the holder in upward direc-
tion.
Insert a new active carbon filter.
Fig. 115 Unscrewing the lower cover Fig. 116 Removing the grease filter
Fig. 117 Changing the active carbon
filter
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