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Is the extractor fan performing poorly?
Have you noticed that your kitchen extractor fan is no longer drawing out odors like it used to?
In most cases, the problem is not with the engine, but with the Fat buildup inside filters.
Therefore, it is considered Cleaning kitchen extractor fan filters One of the most important maintenance steps that preserves the strong performance and long lifespan of the device.
Before you begin: Safety first
Before taking any step, make sure of:
- Disconnect the power supply to the extractor fan completely.
- Wait for the extractor fan to cool down if it has been used recently.
Safety is a crucial step before cleaning kitchen extractor filters.
First step: Remove the metal filters (oil filters)
What are fat filters?
They are mesh filters made of aluminum.
Its function is to trap the fat before it reaches the motor.
Disassembly method
- Hold the filter by the bottom handle
- Press lightly and pull it outwards
- The filters will come out easily without tools.
Step two: Deep cleaning the kitchen extractor fan filters
The manual method (the best and most effective)
- Fill a basin with boiling water
- Add a strong dish soap or two tablespoons of baking soda
- Soak the filters for 20–30 minutes
- Use a soft brush to remove grease
- Rinse the filters thoroughly with water.
This method is the safest when cleaning kitchen extractor fan filters.
Dishwasher method
- The filters can be placed in the dishwasher.
- Use a low heat cycle
- No other dishes
⚠️ Note: The color of the filters may change slightly, but their efficiency is not affected.
Step three: Drying and reassembly
- Leave the filters to dry completely.
- Do not reassemble it while wet.
- Reassemble it using the same method as disassembling it, but in reverse.
Proper drying prevents rust and preserves the extractor fan.
What about carbon filters?
Carbon filters are completely different from metal filters.
Do you clean?
No ❌
Carbon filters are not washable..
When should the carbon filter be changed?
- all 3 to 6 months According to usage
- If you notice that the smells are still present even after cleaning the metal filters
Replacing the filter in a timely manner maintains the best performance of the extractor fan.
Her job
- Its role is solely to absorb odors.
- Used in air recirculation systems
Recommended maintenance schedule
Proper maintenance of a built-in extractor fan
To keep your extractor fan in top condition:
- Cleaning the metal filters: Once a month
- Changing the carbon filters: Every 3–6 months
- Cleaning the exterior surface: Weekly with a soft cloth
Adhering to this schedule will ensure consistent performance and a longer lifespan for your device.
Clean filter = powerful extractor
Paying attention to Cleaning kitchen extractor fan filters It doesn't take long, but it makes a big difference in:
- Suction power
- Reduce odors
- Extending the life of the extractor fan
Simple maintenance today will save you from costly breakdowns later.
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