Extractor hood Respecta MIZ 66038, grease filter, noise level unspecified

The Respecta MIZ 66038 metal grease filter is a replacement part designed for extractor hoods. Supplied as a pack of two, this aluminium mesh filter traps grease particles and cooking residues produced during normal kitchen use, helping to reduce deposits inside the hood and ducting. Its metal construction allows for repeated cleaning and reuse, and the filter is shaped to fit compatible Respecta and similar extractor models.

Advantages

The metal construction provides durability and withstands repeated washing without degrading performance. Sold in a twin pack, the set ensures you have a spare filter for faster replacement and continuous operation of your hood. The design captures fine grease aerosols, contributing to reduced odours and cleaner internal surfaces of the extractor. The filter is straightforward to install and remove for maintenance.

Suitable for

• Replacement for compatible Respekta extractor hoods and similar models
• Domestic kitchens where frequent frying or greasy cooking is performed
• Maintenance kits for landlords or property managers
• Users who prefer washable, reusable filters over disposable alternatives

Key specifications

• Material: metal mesh (aluminium or similar metal)
• Pack quantity: 2 filters per package
• Function: grease and cooking residue capture for extractor hoods
• Cleaning: washable and reusable
• Compatibility: designed for Respecta / Respekta extractor hood series and compatible units

How to use

Turn off and, if possible, unplug the extractor hood before servicing. Open the hood’s filter compartment according to the hood manufacturer’s instructions and remove the old filter. Slide or clip the Respecta MIZ 66038 metal filter into the filter slot, ensuring it sits securely and aligns with any retaining catches. Reassemble the housing and resume normal operation. For cleaning, remove the filter and wash it by hand in warm, soapy water or place it in the dishwasher if the hood manufacturer permits; allow the filter to dry completely before reinstalling.

Recommendations

Inspect and clean the metal grease filter regularly — frequency depends on cooking habits. For households with heavy frying or grilling, cleaning every 2–4 weeks is recommended. Avoid using abrasive chemicals or strong acids that could damage the metal finish. Replace the filter if it shows signs of permanent deformation, corrosion, or if cleaning no longer restores performance.