Miele DAR 1230 Set 18 Operating instructions - Page 20

Baffle filter, Cleaning intervals, Removing the baffle filter, and the cooktop.

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Cleaning and care Baffle filter The reusable stainless steel baffle grease filters in the appliance absorb the solid particles of kitchen vapors (grease, dust, etc.) and prevent soiling of the ventilation hood  A dirty filter is a fire hazard! Removing the baffle filter During removal, the filter may drop to the ground. This can result in damage to the filter and the cooktop. During cleaning, be sure to hold the filter securely. Cleaning intervals Accumulated grease solidifies over a longer period of time and makes cleaning more difficult. It is therefore recommended to clean the baffle filters every 3-4 weeks.  Push the baffle filter upward , pivot it down  and remove the filter.  If charcoal filters are installed on the back side of the baffle filter, remove them prior to cleaning (see "Charcoal filters"). 20

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Cleaning and care
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Baffle filter
The reusable stainless steel baffle
grease filters in the appliance absorb
the solid particles of kitchen vapors
(grease, dust, etc.) and prevent soiling
of the ventilation hood
A dirty filter is a fire hazard!
Cleaning intervals
Accumulated grease solidifies over a
longer period of time and makes
cleaning more difficult. It is therefore
recommended to clean the baffle filters
every 3-4 weeks.
Removing the baffle filter
During removal, the filter may drop to
the ground.
This can result in damage to the filter
and the cooktop.
During cleaning, be sure to hold the
filter securely.
Push the baffle filter upward
, pivot
it down
and remove the filter.
If charcoal filters are installed on the
back side of the baffle filter, remove
them prior to cleaning (see "Charcoal
filters").