Fits the following models [?]

All Cooker Hoods with appropriate dimensions (please see the description) and the models listed below. Click on your brand to see the model numbers this part fits.

• Bauknecht Cooker Hoods (8)
• Ikea Cooker Hood (1)
• Ram Program 2000 Cooker Hoods (5)
• Firenzi Cooker Hoods (4)
• Integra Cooker Hoods (3)
• System 600 Cooker Hoods (4)
• Ignis Cooker Hoods (13)
• Philips-Whirlpool Cooker Hoods (5)
• Whirlpool Cooker Hoods (40)

Description

Product Reviews

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• Universal Cooker Hood Grease Filter

  13 May 2013
  • Overall Rating 5.0/5.0
  • Quality 5.0/5.0
  • Value 5.0/5.0
  • Ease of fitting 5.0/5.0

  By Dragan - London - Fix-It Beginner

  Great product easy to cut and fit!! Even I managed

• great purchase

  27 April 2013
  • Overall Rating 5.0/5.0
  • Quality 4.0/5.0
  • Value 5.0/5.0
  • Ease of fitting 5.0/5.0

  By Anonymous - Fix-It Beginner

  Very useful but often underestimated. Keeps extractor working better.

• Cooker hood grease filter

  01 April 2013
  • Overall Rating 5.0/5.0
  • Quality 5.0/5.0
  • Value 5.0/5.0
  • Ease of fitting 5.0/5.0

  By Anonymous - birmingham - Fix-It Beginner

  Cooker hood grease filter was more competitive on price than anywhere else I'd seen. Delivery was extremely quick & efficient. As usual, great value for money and an efficient service from eSpares !

Ask & Answer

(5 Questions & 6 Answers)

• Q Which way to fit? 2 Answers

  I have just purchased these filters. It says to fit with "Indicator Points Facing Downwards". This may be a silly question, but what are the indicator points?

  by roze - 05 August 2009

  • A

    The indicator points are the side with the printing on and go face down so that you can see them through the grill holes in your cooker hood. The printing will change colour with time and is therefore an "indicator" of grease saturation levels in the filter and when it requires relacement.

    by horleygirl - 16 October 2009

  • A

    printed on one side only. fit printed side down so it is visible when looking at hood

    by longlostpoet - 14 September 2009

  

• Q hoe often do you replace 1 Answer

  by dai - 28 September 2011

  • A

    These cooker hood grease filters are complete with 'saturation indicators' which will change colour when they need to be replaced. The time between changes will be dependent on how often you use your cooker hood.

    by Caitlin - 28 September 2011

  

• Q Do i need grease filters i have metal mesh filters which can go in the dishwasher. I have a New world stainless steel chimney hood. 1 Answer

  by gillgws - 21 February 2011

  • A

    Hi gillgws, if your hood has metallic grease filters, you won't need these fabric ones. To enhance your filters' performance, remove them and give them a good scrub; check out this video for help: http://www.espares.co.uk/advice/cooker-hoods/a/6/1389/how-to-clean-a-metal-mesh-cooker-hood-filter-.html

    by Rory - 23 February 2011

  

• Q What is the difference between a Carbon Filter & Grease Filter? 1 Answer

  by rikscha - 05 August 2010

  • A

    You generaly have carbon filters on recycleing extractors as the are designed to neatralise the cooking smells and stop grease. where as a grease filter is fitted to cooker hoods that extract to outside where cooking smells are not a problem as they are pumped outside and all it needs to do is stop the grease from gumming up you fan.

    by Rob - 08 December 2010

  

• Q Filter for Recirculating Hood 1 Answer

  I have a Homark recirculating cooker hood with carbon filter but recently condensation has started collecting and falling onto the hob and settling on surrounding tiles/cupboards etc. Should I replace the carbon filter with the grease filters or carry on with carbon filters? Thank you.

  by Auntielala - 08 March 2009

  • A

    Hi Auntielala, I would recommend you carry on with the carbon filters, as parts built specifically for certain models are always preferable to universal parts.

    by Rory - 29 April 2009