9029800464 Genuine EFF62 Carbon Filter Pack of 2 for Electrolux, AEG, Westinghouse Rangehoods ERI522DSD ERI842DSD WRI524BB WRI824BB DGE5662HB

These genuine EFF62 charcoal filters come as a pair under part number 9029800464, also linked to 9029793578. They suit Electrolux, AEG and Westinghouse rangehoods set up to recirculate, including the Electrolux ERI522DSD and ERI842DSD and the Westinghouse WRI524BB and WRI824BB. AEG models on file are the DGE5662HB and DGE7660HB, plus the DGE7670HB and DGE7960HB.

Kitchen smells lingering after cooking? Time for new carbon filters

When a rangehood recirculates rather than venting outside, the air goes through the metal grease filters first and then through carbon filters before blowing back into the kitchen. Activated carbon traps cooking odours, but its capacity runs out with use. Once that happens, smells from frying and spices hang around long after dinner, and the hood seems to be working hard for little result. A filter that has been splashed with grease or water also loses its effect early. Your rangehood manual gives the replacement interval for your model.

Part details

• Genuine Electrolux group EFF62 filters
• Pack of 2 carbon filters
• Part number 9029800464, linked number 9029793578
• For rangehoods running in recirculation mode
• Listed for Electrolux ERI, Westinghouse WRI and AEG DGE models

Swapping the carbon filters

Switch the rangehood off at the wall before you start. Take out the grease filters to reach the carbon filters behind them. Carbon filters usually twist or clip onto the fan housing, so note how the old pair comes off and fit the new ones the same way. Refit the grease filters, run the hood on high for a minute and listen for any rattles.

Questions about this part

Do I need carbon filters if my rangehood vents outside?

No. Carbon filters are only needed when the hood recirculates air back into the kitchen. If yours is ducted outside, the grease filters do the job on their own and carbon filters would only reduce airflow.