Metal Grease Filter; Cleaning In The Dishwasher; Cleaning By Hand - Gurari GCH I 237 Manuel D'installation

Usage
Inserting and changing the carbon filter
For recirculation mode we recommend the use of a carbon filter,
which frees the cooking fumes from the smell. The carbon filter
consists of two charcoal-filled cassettes, mounted left and right to
the suction opening of the engine. For mounting please check
picture.
To mount the carbon filter, please take the following steps:
1. First remove the metal grease filters
2. Place the charcoal filter on both sides of the motor in front of the
suction openings
3. In the middle of the filter is a receptacle and on the fan a suitable insert
4. If the filter is seated correctly, you can fix it with a small twisting motion
5. Then reinsert the grease filter
The matching carbon filter for this model is called GE14

Metal grease filter

The aforementioned grease filters are in front of the engine and ensure the absorption of greasy
ingredients from the kitchen haze. The cleaning can be done in the dishwasher. It is recommended to
do this all 14 days (at least once a month). Too long cleaning intervals lead to a blockage of the filter
and thus reduced power.

Cleaning in the dishwasher

The grease filters of your hood are dishwasher safe (55 ° C). However, light discoloration of the metal
can arise. These have no influence on the function of the grease filter and are not considered a
reason for complaint. Put the filters loosely in the dishwasher. Do not bend or pinch them. NOTE: Do
not clean very dirty grease filters together with other dishes.

Cleaning by hand

If cleaned manually, first soak the grease filter extensively in hot rinse liquor, then brush well and
above all, rinse well with clean water. After that drain well. Avoid use of aggressive, acidic or alkaline
detergent. For very stubborn dirt you can resort to commercially available degreaser sprays.