Carbon Filter for Cooker Hood Wessper OP-5582 compatible with Teka CNL2002 CNL1001

Wessper carbon filter OP-5582 is a replacement activated-carbon filter designed for cooker hoods that operate in recirculation mode and are compatible with Teka CNL2002 and CNL1001 models. The filter captures odors and reduces airborne grease particles to help maintain fresher air in kitchens where ducting to the outside is not available. It is supplied as a maintenance part for periodic replacement to preserve the hood's extraction efficiency and indoor air quality.

Advantages

The activated-charcoal media adsorbs a wide range of cooking smells while the surrounding structure helps trap larger grease aerosols, extending the life of internal components. The filter is shaped and sized for straightforward installation in compatible cooker hoods and requires no tools for routine replacement. Using a dedicated replacement filter supports consistent recirculation performance and reduces the need for frequent cleaning of interior hood surfaces.

Suitable for

• Recirculating cooker hoods compatible with Teka CNL2002
• Recirculating cooker hoods compatible with Teka CNL1001
• Home kitchens without external ducting
• Routine maintenance and filter replacement cycles

Key specifications

• Filter type: activated carbon (adsorption media)
• Function: odor reduction and grease particle trapping in recirculation mode
• Compatibility: designed for specified cooker hood models with matching filter housing
• Installation: user-replaceable cartridge intended for periodic maintenance
• Material characteristics: charcoal adsorption core with support frame

How to use

Turn off the cooker hood and disconnect power if required by the hood manual before replacing the filter. Open the hood's filter compartment according to the hood manufacturer's instructions, remove the used carbon filter and dispose of it responsibly. Insert the replacement Wessper carbon filter OP-5582 into the housing ensuring correct orientation and secure closure of the compartment. Restore power and verify normal hood operation; replace the filter at intervals recommended by the hood manufacturer or when reduced air freshness is observed.

Usage recommendations

Replace the carbon filter at regular intervals, typically every 3–6 months depending on cooking frequency and types of food prepared. Avoid washing the carbon element; replace rather than clean to maintain adsorption performance. Keep a spare filter on hand to ensure continuous recirculation performance when outdoor ducting is not available.