How to remove filter cover for cleaning? Rangehood is hidden behind a pullout cupboard door.

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Cleaning the Lint Filter
The lint filter, which is located behind
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the door, should be cleaned after each
load to maintain optimum drying
efficiency.
The filter and filter cover are located
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inside the door surround front.
Insert two fingers into the two large holes
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and pull the filter cover free of the door.
Remove the filter mesh and clean off all
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the lint by gently rubbing the filter mesh.
Replace the filter mesh and then the
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cover.
Ensure that the filter is in position before
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closing the door.
Cleaning the rear Air Intake Grille
The air intake grille, at the bottom rear of the machine, should be cleaned regularly to
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maintain optimum drying performance.
Remove any obstructions and dust the grille off with a soft brush

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Hi, my dryer has 3 things to check out of which one is more hidden:
- empty the water reservoir
- clean filter in the door
- clean condensor which is hidden below the bottom panel which has to be released through a button behind the door

The last one is less obvious and more difficult to find/reach. Might need to consult the manual.

Did you check all 3?

Hope this helps

A wall unit, split system can be tricky to get. Some filters slip out, some are behind a cover held in by screws, others the complete plastic needs be removed. The filter would be in the section where the air enters the air con.
Other units have the filter behind the return air grill, others a door needs be removed to access the filter rack

Look behind all cupboard doors higher and lower. Also look for a brown plastic cover in face of cupboards as well. Usually closer to where power cord enters from outside.

Use pry bars to remove door panel. Remove screws on door panel look for hidden screws behind small plastic covers. Then disconnect switch and install new one

A domestic rangehood simply gets its supply from a power point in the cupboard above. A commercial rangehood would be on a designated circuit. The same wiring code covers Australia and NZ. Ignore him.

there in no filter except for the pump trap at the bottom front behind the little door you can see. Open the door and undo the nut and remove the cover and look in and remove any items from there good luck

Drain machine by running the outlet pipe into a bucket at floor level or run the outlet pipe out of the back door if it'll reach. Check the filter unit for blockages. Filter generally located behind a panel at the foot of the machine.Some are obvious like little square hatches and some are hidden behind the trim panel at the foot of the machine. Once panel is removed the filter should be visible. Its generally a circular plastic fitting which unscrews in an anticlockwise direction. Some hotpoint, indesit and ariston filters are located in the big black sump hose (the one that leaves the bottom of the outer drum and connects to the pump). Remove the back cover, locate hose, remove the tensioner clip by squeezing the tabs together with a set of heavy pliers or vise grips, remove the hose, take out filter and clean. Be prepared for spillage of water. May help if the machine is tilted backwards at an angle.
If problem persists, check pump and pump hose. Pump removal: power off, drag machine out onto the floor, remove back cover or tip machine up at an angle, locate pump, (attached to other end of drain pipe).undo 2 wiring connections, 2 hose connections, and pump mounting screws. Remove pump chamber - some are held in with screws, others clip into place. Check for foreign objects round the impeller. If pump chamber is clear, may be a fault with the pump motor - in which case, replace the pump.

Hi there,
OE-pump blocked. Disconnect the power before attempting any work. Use of an RCD (plug in power breaker) is recommended.
Disconnect pump from sump hose and check for obstruction in either item. Pump removal: power off, remove cover, locate pump, (attached to other end of drain pipe).undo 2 wiring connections, 2 hose connections, and pump mounting screws. Remove pump chamber - some are held in with screws, others clip into place. Check for foreign objects round the impeller. If pump chamber is clear, may be a fault with the pump motor - in which case, replace.
Also check the filter - generally located behind a panel at the foot of the machine.Some are obvious like little square hatches and some are hidden behind the trim panel at the foot of the machine. Once panel is removed the filter should be visible. Its generally a circular plastic fitting which unscrews in an anticlockwise direction. Some hotpoint, indesit and ariston filters are located in the big black sump hose (the one that leaves the bottom of the outer drum and connects to the pump). Remove the back cover, locate hose, remove the tensioner clip by squeezing the tabs together, remove the hose, take out filter and clean.

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My Baumatic Rangehood model BAISL92.2 had the letter A flashing. I was advised by a repairman that it indicated the filters needed to be cleaned with warm soapy water. Apparently in my particular model there is a built in 30 hour timer for when the filters need to be cleaned. To remove the flashing letter A, I was advised to clean the filters, turn off the rangehood and while it was off, press the (-) (minus) button and hold for 5 seconds. It beeped and the flashing letter A was removed. This worked for my particular model - I couldn't guarantee it would be the solution for your model. I hope this is some help.