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Metal grease filters do not have to be replaced when they are over-saturated
but washed once a month by hand or in a dishwasher (60 °C). Allow the filter
to dry thoroughly and carefully replace it in the extractor hood.
Do not use alkaline dishwashing detergents (pH value above 7).
Carbon filters
a) Traditional carbon filters (normally round in shape) can be neither washer nor
regenerated. In normal use and depending on their size, replace every 4 to 6
months. Comply with the relevant instructions on the package.
b) Washable and regeneratable carbon filters (normally square in shape) are to
be washed once a month in a dishwasher, using a standard rinsing agent and
with the intensive rinsing program (at the highest temperature). Washable and
regeneratable carbon filters absorb kitchen odours for a maximum of 3 years
when cleaned monthly. The filter should then be replaced by a new item.
Washable and regeneratable carbon filters should be washed separately to avoid
food residue deposits which can later cause unpleasant odours. After washing, the
washable and regeneratable carbon filter must be reactivated. This is carried out
by drying the cleaned filter in an oven for 10 minutes at 100 °C. Read the package
to see whether your carbon filter is washable and regeneratable. If the package
carries no information, then it contains a traditional, non-washable carbon filter.
Each time you change or wash a grease filter or carbon filter, after removal clean
all exposed lower parts of the hood with a mild grease solvent. For the daily
cleaning of the outer pats of the hood use a soft cloth moistened with alcohol or
a mild liquid cleaner. Never use an abrasive cleaner. There is a risk of fire if the
instructions for cleaning the hood and the changing or cleaning of the filters are
not complied with.
WARNING
Danger of fire! Comply with the the instructions for cleaning the
hood and the filters.
Lighting
This appliance has a built-in LED-stripe. This stripe does not have to be replaced.
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