Rangehood filter replacement

Which grease or carbon filter your rangehood takes: 412 Westinghouse, Fisher & Paykel, Chef, Bosch, Smeg and AEG rangehoods and more, each matched to the exact filter, with dated prices from 12 Australian sellers.

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Brands

Brand	Models	Filters
Westinghouse	91	27
Fisher & Paykel	81	26
Chef	62	14
Bosch	38	51
Smeg	31	3
AEG	26	32
Electrolux	26	25
Miele	25	10
Neff	12	18
Simpson	12	6
Siemens	8	13

Looking for the part itself? All rangehood filters.

Original or compatible?

Grease filters are cut to the hood's frame, so they fit by model. Carbon filters fit by the fan housing: a round one clips onto the motor, a flat one slides in behind the grease filter. Genuine filters come from the maker's parts shop; compatible carbon filters are sold widely and name the original code they replace. Each filter's page lists the rangehoods it fits.

Where the model number is

The model number is on the rating plate inside the hood: take out a grease filter and look on the inside wall or the fan housing. It is also in the manual and on the receipt.

Why change it on time

Metal grease filters are washed rather than replaced, most makers say about once a month and many in the dishwasher; a bent or torn one is replaced. Carbon filters are fitted only when the hood recirculates air instead of venting outside. They stop taking smells out after a few months, and most cannot be washed; a long-life carbon filter that can be regenerated says so on its page.

How this list is built

Every fit comes from the manufacturer's own compatibility list or parts page, with the source recorded on each row. Where only a seller lists a fit, the page says so. Prices are re-read from each seller's page daily where they publish one, and dated. How FitMatch checks fitment.