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Recirculating Island Range Hoods - how to place the charcoal filter

Recirculating Island Range Hoods - how to place the charcoal filter - Proline Range Hoods

If you’ve got a recirculating island range hood, you need charcoal filters to trap grease and odors—otherwise, you’re just pushing that garlic-infused air right back into your home.

Lucky for you, installing a charcoal filter is easier than flipping a pancake. Let’s get this done.

Step-by-step Guide for Installing a Charcoal Filter in your Recirculating Island Range Hood:

Tools Required:

  • Step stool or ladder (if needed)
  • Work gloves (optional)
  • Replacement charcoal filter compatible with your model

 

1. Safety First

  • Disconnect Power: Before starting, unplug the range hood or switch off the circuit breaker to prevent any electrical mishaps.

2. Access the Interior

  • Remove Grease Filters: Gently take out the metal grease filters to expose the internal components.

3. Install the Charcoal Filter

  • Positioning: Align the charcoal filter with the blower or motor inside the hood. Depending on your model, secure the filter by twisting it clockwise until it clicks into place. 

4. Reassemble

  • Replace Grease Filters: Once the charcoal filter is securely installed, put the metal grease filters back into their original position.

5. Final Check

  • Power Up: Reconnect the power and run the range hood to ensure everything functions smoothly.

 

Keeping your range hood in top shape is a game-changer for your kitchen air quality. A dirty or missing charcoal filter means stale, greasy air lingering in your space.

Here’s the deal:

🔥 Replace your charcoal filter every 3 to 6 months for peak performance.

🔥 Clean your grease filters monthly—just toss them in the dishwasher.

🔥 Enjoy a fresh, smoke-free kitchen every time you cook.

For a visual demonstration, check out this quick tutorial:

Video Tutorial

Signs Your Charcoal Filter Needs Replacement

  • Noticeable decrease in odor absorption
  • Visible discoloration of the filter
  • Persistent cooking odors in kitchen
  • Filter feels saturated or heavier than when new

Don’t wait until your kitchen smells like last night’s dinner. Check your island range hood now and swap out that charcoal filter if it’s past its prime. Need a new one? Grab a replacement and breathe easy.

Also don’t forget to check out our wide variety of Island range hoods 😊

🚀 Shop for charcoal filters now and keep your kitchen air fresh!

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