4055913737 Genuine 4 Layer Grease Filter for Westinghouse Rangehoods WRH908IS WRH908IK WRH908IW WRR914SB REHR9S REHR9W RRE934S RRE934W

Need a new filter for a Westinghouse rangehood? Part 4055913737 is the genuine four-layer grease filter listed for the WRH908IS, WRH908IK, WRH908IW and WRR914SB, along with REHR9S, REHR9W, RRE934S and RRE934W models. It also appears under the numbers TF92011, E653090 and 02825273, so any of those printed on your old filter or in your manual point to this part.

Why rangehood grease filters need replacing

The grease filter traps fat and oil from cooking vapour before it reaches the fan and ducting. Its stacked layers catch droplets as the air is forced to change direction through them. A filter that's clogged, bent or coming apart lets grease through to the motor and duct, and the hood loses suction, so steam and cooking smells hang around the kitchen. Signs it's time for a new one include a fan that sounds louder but pulls less, grease dripping from the hood, or a filter that stays sticky however often it's cleaned.

Part details

• Genuine part 4055913737
• Four-layer grease filter
• Also known as TF92011, E653090 and 02825273
• Listed for Westinghouse WRH908 and WRR914SB rangehoods
• Also suits REHR9 and RRE934 models on file

Changing the filter

Switch the rangehood off at the wall and give the lights time to cool. Release the filter latch and lower the old filter out, supporting it so grease doesn't drip onto the cooktop. Slide the new filter in the same way round and push it up until the latch clicks. Wipe the inside of the hood while the filters are out.

Questions about this part

How many filters does my rangehood need?

That depends on the model. Wider hoods often take two or three filters side by side. Count the filters in your hood before ordering and buy one of these for each position that needs replacing.