SAVO C-51 / 52 / 54 / 55 / 56 / 61 /62 GREASE FILTER

There are two or three of these side by side in the fan, depending on the model. Sold individually.

NOTE! This PREMIUM stainless steel product (product code A0501) has replaced the previous model (V0304), which is no longer manufactured.

C-52/A

C-55/A

C-61/A

C-64/A

I-52/A

I-55/A

I-61/A

I-64/A

CH-52/D

CH-55/D

CH-61/D

CH-64/D

IH-52/D

IH-55/D

IH-61/D

IH-64/D

The cooker hood filter can be either replaceable or washable. Usually, the grease filter in a cooker hood is metal and washable, but even washable grease filters should be replaced occasionally as needed.

Washable grease filters should be soaked for 15–20 minutes, for example in a sink filled with warm water and dish detergent. Then rinse the filter thoroughly and let it dry. You can also use a degreasing agent designed for cleaning filters.

It is advisable to check the cleanliness of the grease filter every month, as a dirty filter poses a fire safety risk. Grease buildup in the filter obstructs airflow in the duct, increasing the risk of fire. A cooker hood rarely catches fire on its own, but a grease fire starting on the stove can easily spread and ignite the grease in the filter and duct. A dirty filter is also a hygiene risk, as the grease collected in it creates a favorable breeding ground for bacteria.