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The Miele Boost CX1 takes the Miele Boost CX1 SF-HA 60 HEPA AirClean Filter as its filter; replace it every 12 months; Australian sellers list it from A$59.00 as of 22 October 2026. Fitment confirmed against the manufacturer's compatibility list.

Miele Boost CX1

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SF-HA 60

Takes the SF-HA 60

Filter · every 12 months · check the code on your old filter.

Other Miele vacuum cleaners and their filters and dust bags

The SF-HA 60 fits the Boost CX1 only. These Miele models take a different filter:

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How to change the filter in your Miele Boost CX1

Watch the guide or follow the steps.

Boost CX1 Cleaning and maintenance · Miele Australia (official)
  1. 1Open the dust-compartment lid and lift out the exhaust filter grille at the back of the compartment.
  2. 2Take the old filter out of the grille, drop the new one in, and press the timestrip to start its 12-month timer.
  3. 3Refit the grille until it clicks and close the lid.
Every number this part goes by
Retail name:
SF-HA 60
Retail name:
SFHA60

Sellers list any of these; they are the same part.

About your Boost CX1

Miele vacuum cleaner, barrel vacuum — Boost. Its filter is the Boost CX1 SF-HA 60 HEPA AirClean Filter, part SF-HA 60, changed every 12 months.

Also in this vacuum cleaner: Miele Boost CX1 Fine Dust Filter (CX FSF) (every 12 months).

Where the model number is: The rating label is on the underside of the vacuum: the series (Complete C3, Compact C2, Guard L1) is printed on the body and the model code (SGE…, SDA…) on the label. The bag type (GN, FJM, TU) is printed on the old bag's collar.

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Common questions
Which filter fits the Miele Boost CX1?
The Miele Boost CX1 takes the Miele Boost CX1 SF-HA 60 HEPA AirClean Filter (part SF-HA 60). Compatible filters made to the same specification also fit.
How often should I replace the filter in my Miele Boost CX1?
Every 12 months. Flow slows and performance drops off as the filter fills up, so it's worth doing on time.
Where can I buy the SF-HA 60 in Australia?
We track 2 Australian sellers for the SF-HA 60; the lowest listed price when we last checked was A$59.00 at Miele Au. Prices are re-checked daily and dated on this page.
How do I fit the SF-HA 60 in a Miele Boost CX1?
No tools, a few minutes: 3 steps, listed on this page with the replacement video where the maker has one.
What happens if I don't change it?
Suction drops and the vacuum may cut out on a blocked filter, and a full bag loses suction well before it looks full.

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