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Replacing Filter on Cooker Extract Fan

burly · 2010-10-15 08:19:13

Hi all, I need to replace the filter in my built-in cooker extract fan. Ive taken the door off, and im left with what you can see in the photo. I can see the filter in behind the front panel, but cant figure out how tio gte the front panel off. There are two plastic strips on either side of the front panel but I cant see…

15-10-2010 8:19am

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burly

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Hi all,

I need to replace the filter in my built-in cooker extract fan. Ive taken the door off, and im left with what you can see in the photo. I can see the filter in behind the front panel, but cant figure out how tio gte the front panel off.
There are two plastic strips on either side of the front panel but I cant see what they do.

Any ideas?

Thanks.

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#2 20-10-2010 2:45pm

cpb

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Same as mine there was no need to take door off. Below can be done with door in place

There should be two holes just in front of the lights insert a finger into each one and slide towards each other, the panel should then slide downwards and come off completely. Cant remember if the two clips are involved if they are I think you just lift them to slide the panel off.

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