Cooker hood filter Faber 112.0157.238 — black, compatible with 741 Vis / 741 Base models

Replacement cooker hood filter Faber 112.0157.238 in black is a spare-part charcoal-free grease and particulate trap intended for Faber extractor hoods compatible with 741 Vis and 741 Base models. The filter collects grease and airborne particles produced during cooking, helping to maintain airflow and reduce deposit buildup inside the hood housing. Its black finish matches dark-coloured hoods and integrates with the hood’s interior design while serving routine maintenance and replacement needs.

Advantages

The filter provides effective capture of grease and larger particulates to protect internal fan and ductwork from build-up, which helps maintain suction performance and reduces the need for frequent deep cleaning. Designed for compatibility with specified Faber hood models, it is straightforward to install and remove for cleaning or replacement. The black appearance offers a discreet visual match for dark extractor interiors and contributes to a tidy under-cabinet look.

Suitable for

• Routine replacement in Faber 741 Vis extractor hoods
• Routine replacement in Faber 741 Base extractor hoods
• Kitchen environments where grease trapping and airflow preservation are required
• Home cooks and small professional kitchens performing regular hood maintenance

Key specifications

• Colour: black
• Function: grease and particulate filtration for cooker hoods
• Compatibility: compatible with specified 741 Vis and 741 Base hood models
• Use type: replacement/spare part for extractor hood maintenance

How to use

Before replacing the filter, switch off the hood and disconnect power if applicable. Remove the existing filter according to the hood manufacturer’s instructions, typically by releasing clips or sliding the filter from its housing. Insert the replacement filter in the same orientation until it locks into place. Reconnect power and run the hood briefly to confirm correct seating and airflow. Follow the hood user manual for any model-specific steps and safety precautions.

Usage recommendations

Inspect and clean or replace the filter at regular intervals based on cooking frequency; in domestic use this commonly means every 3–6 months, while heavier use may require more frequent replacement. Clean surrounding hood surfaces when replacing the filter to prevent transfer of accumulated grease back onto the new filter.