Carbon filter AMICA FWK 160 for cooker hoods, model FWK 160 (MPN OTS625/635(FWK160)(FR8972))

Replacement carbon filter AMICA FWK 160 is designed for use in compatible cooker hoods to reduce kitchen odors and capture grease particles during recirculation operation. Made as a maintenance part for AMICA ventilation systems, this activated charcoal filter restores cleaner air by adsorbing smells and helping to maintain the performance of the hood when ducted extraction is not available.

Advantages

The activated charcoal material provides effective adsorption of organic odors and smoke while allowing normal airflow through the hood. The filter is manufactured to fit FWK 160 compatible housings and is simple to replace, helping to extend the useful life of the cooker hood and maintain air quality in the kitchen. It is a passive, chemical-free solution that requires only periodic replacement to retain filtration efficiency.

Suitable for

• Recirculating cooker hoods that require a FWK 160 style carbon filter
• Kitchen environments where ducting to outside is not available or practical
• Routine maintenance and filter replacement to ensure consistent odor reduction

Key specifications

• Filter type: activated carbon (adsorption-based)
• Shape and size: designed to fit FWK 160 compatible filter housings
• Primary function: odor adsorption and grease particle capture in recirculation mode
• Installation: replaceable disposable filter element
• Compatibility: intended for AMICA cooker hood models requiring FWK 160 style carbon filters

How to use

Turn off the cooker hood and disconnect power if required by your appliance manual. Open the hood’s filter access panel, remove the old carbon filter and dispose of it according to local waste regulations. Insert the AMICA FWK 160 carbon filter into the filter slot, ensuring it sits securely in the housing and that any retaining clips or supports are engaged. Close the access panel and restore power. Run the hood in recirculation mode as needed.

Usage recommendations

Replace the carbon filter at intervals recommended by the hood manufacturer or when odors persist despite normal hood operation. In kitchens with heavy cooking or frequent frying, consider more frequent replacement. Avoid washing the carbon element; it is intended for replacement rather than cleaning.