DL-pro 4055093712
DL-pro Active Carbon Filter Instruction Manual
Model: 4055093712
Introduction
This manual provides essential information for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your DL-pro Active Carbon Filters. These filters are designed to effectively purify air in your kitchen by absorbing odors and grease, ensuring a fresh environment and extending the lifespan of your range hood motor.

Image: Two DL-pro Active Carbon Filters, ready for installation.
Product Features and Specifications
The DL-pro Active Carbon Filters are engineered for high performance and durability. Key features and specifications include:
- Effective Air Purification: Designed to absorb unpleasant odors and grease particles from the air.
- Improved Kitchen Air Quality: Contributes to a fresher and cleaner kitchen environment.
- Motor Lifespan Extension: Helps protect and prolong the operational life of your range hood's motor.
- Dimensions: Each filter has a diameter of 155 mm and a height of 16 mm.
- Shape: Round.
- Weight: Approximately 101 grams per filter.
- Material: Carbon.
- Package Contents: 1 sales unit typically contains 2 round filters.

Image: Detailed dimensions of the DL-pro Active Carbon Filter.

Image: Benefits of using DL-pro Active Carbon Filters.
Compatibility
These active carbon filters are compatible with a wide range of range hood models from various manufacturers. Please verify your appliance's model number against the lists below to ensure compatibility.
Compatible Brands and Models (Partial List):

Image: Compatibility chart for various models and brands.

Image: Additional compatible models and information on easy assembly.
Extensive Compatibility List:
For a comprehensive list of compatible models, refer to the detailed tables below. These filters are suitable for appliances from:
- AEG, Altus, Arctic, Beko, Blomberg, Electrolux, ElektroBregenz, ElektroHelios, Faber, Faure, Franke, Grundig, Ikea, Juno, Leisure, Progress, Rex, Smeg, Zanker, Zanussi, Zoppas.

Image: Part 1 of the extensive compatibility list by brand and model number.

Image: Part 2 of the extensive compatibility list by brand and model number.
Setup and Installation
Installing the DL-pro Active Carbon Filters is a straightforward process. While specific steps may vary slightly depending on your range hood model, the general procedure involves:
- Safety First: Always disconnect your range hood from the power supply before beginning any installation or maintenance.
- Locate Filter Housing: Identify the filter housing within your range hood. This is typically located behind the grease filters.
- Remove Old Filters: Carefully remove any old or saturated carbon filters. Note their orientation for correct installation of the new filters.
- Insert New Filters: Place the new DL-pro Active Carbon Filters into the designated slots or housing. Ensure they are securely seated and properly aligned.
- Reassemble: Reattach any covers or grease filters that were removed.
- Restore Power: Reconnect your range hood to the power supply.
Refer to your range hood's specific instruction manual for detailed diagrams and precise instructions for filter replacement.
Operating Instructions
Once installed, the DL-pro Active Carbon Filters operate passively as part of your range hood's recirculation system. They continuously filter the air, removing odors and grease as air passes through them. No specific user interaction is required for their operation beyond ensuring the range hood is turned on when cooking.

Image: User interacting with a range hood, demonstrating typical operation.
Maintenance
To maintain optimal air purification and extend the life of your range hood, regular replacement of the active carbon filters is crucial. The lifespan of the filters depends on the frequency and intensity of cooking.
- Replacement Frequency: It is generally recommended to replace active carbon filters every 3 to 6 months, or more frequently if you cook often or prepare dishes with strong odors. Some users report effective use for up to 8 months.
- Signs of Saturation: If you notice a decrease in odor absorption or persistent cooking smells, it is an indication that the filters are saturated and need to be replaced.
- Disposal: Dispose of old filters according to local waste disposal regulations.
Troubleshooting
If you encounter issues after installing your new carbon filters, consider the following:
- Odors Persist:
- Ensure the filters are correctly installed and securely seated.
- Check if the range hood's recirculation mode is active.
- The filters might be saturated if they were stored improperly or if cooking is very frequent; consider earlier replacement.
- Filter Does Not Fit:
- Double-check the compatibility list and your range hood's model number.
- Verify the dimensions of the filter against the required size for your appliance.
- Reduced Airflow:
- Ensure the filters are not obstructed.
- Check if the grease filters are clean, as clogged grease filters can also restrict airflow.
For persistent issues, consult your range hood's manufacturer manual or contact a qualified technician.
Warranty and Support
DL-pro stands for high quality and professional spare parts. Your purchase is typically covered by a return policy allowing for refund or replacement within 30 days. For specific warranty details and support, please refer to your purchase documentation or contact the seller directly.
DL-pro is committed to providing high-quality replacement parts to enable customers to repair their devices and give them a new life, promoting a sustainable approach to appliance maintenance.
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