Grease filter (metal) Respekta MIZ 33060 — set of 3

Metal grease filter set for Respekta range hoods, model MIZ 33060, consisting of three identical washable metal filters designed for domestic kitchen ventilation. These filters capture grease and larger airborne particles from the extraction stream to protect the hood motor and ductwork, maintain consistent airflow and reduce the need for frequent deep cleaning. The set is intended as a direct replacement for compatible Respekta range hoods and fits into standard filter housings used in many domestic extractor units.

Advantages

The metal construction provides durable, reusable filtration that withstands repeated cleaning without deforming. The mesh design effectively traps grease droplets and food particles while allowing sufficient airflow for proper extraction performance. By collecting contaminants before they reach the fan or ducts, these filters help extend component life and simplify maintenance routines. Their uniform dimensions and three-piece set format make replacement straightforward and ensure continuous protection during cleaning cycles.

Suitable for

• Domestic kitchen range hoods that accept metal mesh grease filters
• Replacement of worn or damaged grease filters in extractor units
• Homes where washable, reusable filtration is preferred over disposable filters
• Maintenance routines aiming to protect motor and ducting from grease buildup

Key specifications

• Material: metal mesh construction for washable reuse
• Quantity: set of three identical filters
• Function: captures grease and larger particles from exhaust air
• Compatibility: designed for use with compatible Respekta range hoods and similar extractor housings
• Maintenance: suitable for manual washing or light soaking to remove grease

How to use

Turn off and unplug the range hood or isolate the circuit before removing the existing filters. Slide or unclip the old filter(s) from the housing according to the hood manufacturer's instructions and insert the metal filters in the same orientation until they lock into place. Regularly inspect the filters for heavy grease build-up and remove for cleaning when airflow is noticeably reduced. After cleaning and full drying, reinstall the filters by reversing the removal steps and restore power to the hood.

Usage recommendations

Clean the metal filters every 4–8 weeks under typical domestic cooking conditions, or more frequently if frying or heavy cooking is common. Use warm soapy water or a mild degreasing solution and a soft brush; avoid abrasive tools that could damage the mesh. Ensure filters are completely dry before reinstalling to prevent odours and maintain optimal airflow.