Bosch 11018621 Carbon filter
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Description
Using Bosch 11018621 / DSZ4681 / 11034172 filters, the Bosch extractor system functions optimally, resulting in a kitchen with clean and fresh indoor air. The filters for Bosch extractor hood are equipped with activated carbon material, this results in the adsorption of numerous unwanted odours and substances. It is essential to change the cooker hood filters for Bosch on time. Changing the old, dirty Bosch filters with new Bosch cooker hood filters is done in no time, thus getting rid of unwanted cooking odours, fumes and air in your kitchen for good.
- neutralises unwanted cooking odours, fumes and substances
- easy to swap for old Bosch cooker hood filter
- Tops filters offer the same quality as the original filters
Bosch 11018621 / DSZ4681 / 11034172 filter
An extractor hood with a recirculation system does not blow the air outside, but rather carries it back into the house. Therefore, a carbon filter helps to adsorb and remove (cooking) odours and fumes, bringing clean and filtered air back into the kitchen. The filters are easy to replace: remove the metal filter from the cooker hood to access the carbon filter. Then take the carbon filter out of the system and place the new filter in the right place. Put the metal filter back in its proper place, and you will immediately enjoy a perfectly functioning cooker hood.
Bosch cooker hood filter
With frequent use of the kitchen, the extractor system has to regularly call on its filters. Over time, these filters become saturated, forcing the cooker hood to work harder than necessary and also making more noise. It is therefore advisable to change the filters every six months. More intensive cooking use may require replacement sooner. Some cooker hoods notify you when the filter needs replacing.
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Specifications
| Brand | Tops Filter |
|---|---|
| Tops article number | K02003 |
| Original article number | 11018621, DSZ4681, 9001171882, 11010506, 11034172, 17004082, DWZ1IX1B6, AS-AZKF3900 |
| Length | 460 mm |
| Width | 190 mm |
| Height | 50 mm |
| Filter medium Material | Synthetic |
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a cooker hood filter?A carbon filter is used in extractor hoods or exhaust systems and its main function is to clean unpleasant odours, cooking fumes and cooking smells in the kitchen. Thanks to the use of active carbon, the filter attracts these annoying odours, preventing them from lingering in the kitchen. The carbon filter contributes significantly to improving air quality in the kitchen. To maintain this improved air quality, it is essential to change extractor hood filters on time.
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How often should I change a cooker hood filter?For optimal operation of the exhaust system or hood, it is important to change the carbon filters at least 2x a year. With intensive use of the cooker hood or in the kitchen, it is recommended to change the filters more frequently. If you notice that cooking smells linger in the kitchen or if you still smell cooking odours an hour after cooking, it is definitely time to replace the carbon filter.
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Do I need to clean a cooker hood filter?It is strongly discouraged to clean carbon filters with a hoover or by washing them with water. This can damage the structure and material of the filters, rendering them ineffective. If the carbon filters do not work correctly, the extraction system will also not function optimally, leaving cooking odours and fumes in the kitchen and can negatively affect the air quality in the kitchen. It is recommended to replace dirty or worn filters to ensure an efficient working extraction system.
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When should I replace an cooker hood filter?Some extractor systems automatically notify you when the carbon filters need replacing. If your cooker hood is not equipped with this feature, but you still experience an unpleasant smell or a lingering cooking odour, the filters are in need of replacement.
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Which extractor filter should I choose?For the optimal choice of a carbon filter for your cooker hood, it is important to select a filter that is compatible with the specific brand and type of your cooker hood. Always check that the cooker hood type matches the exhaust system type in your home, which is visible under the metal filter.
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What is the importance of an extractor filter?A carbon filter fulfils a crucial role by adsorbing and purifying odours and vapours. Filters with increased activated carbon content have an improved adsorption capacity, allowing them to absorb odours and fumes more effectively. Combined with a grease filter, a carbon filter contributes to fresh and healthy air quality in and around your kitchen.
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How do I replace an extractor filter?Changing an extractor filter is easy and takes only a few moments. The specific steps for replacing the old filter with a new one vary depending on your cooker hood system. So consult your cooker hood system's manual or instructions for detailed information.
