10803101020 Genuine Rangehood Carbon Filter for Blanco Rangehoods, Single Charcoal Odour Filter for Recirculating Use

Blanco's genuine carbon filter 10803101020 is a single charcoal filter for Blanco rangehoods running in recirculating mode. It traps cooking odours before the air is returned to the kitchen. This listing is for one filter, so check how many your rangehood holds. No models are on file, so match the number from your user manual or the old filter, or ask through our parts enquiry form.

Rangehood not clearing cooking smells?

Ducted rangehoods send air outside, but recirculating rangehoods push it back into the room, so they rely on carbon filters to absorb smells. The aluminium grease filters catch fat first, then the activated carbon soaks up odours. Carbon slowly becomes saturated, and unless your manual says the filter is a washable type, it can't be cleaned back to full strength like a grease filter. Once it's spent, cooking smells linger through the house, the hood seems less effective and stale odours can come back out when it runs.

Part details

• Genuine Blanco part 10803101020
• Single carbon filter
• For Blanco rangehoods used in recirculating mode
• Absorbs cooking odours after the grease filters

Changing the carbon filter

Turn the rangehood off at the switch or isolator. Remove the grease filters to reach the carbon filter, then twist or unclip the old one, depending on the design. Fit the new filter the same way and refit the grease filters. Your user manual gives the recommended change interval, which depends on how much you cook.

Questions about this part

Do I need a carbon filter if my rangehood is ducted outside?

No. Carbon filters are only needed when the rangehood recirculates air back into the kitchen. If it's ducted to the outside, the grease filters are the ones to keep clean.