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 List Price: Price: $14.44 Details You save: Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Microwave Oven Parts & Accessories For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy GE Microwave Oven Charcoal Filter, WB2X2892, please go to:    Range Hood Filter...Didn't realize they wore out! Our original GE Range Hood filter was just there and was rarely thought of. While we glanced at it from time to time and would occasionally wipe it down, it neither drew nor required any special attention. Then, one day, this 20+ year-old filter started to sag. Before we realized it, the edge started to separate and charcoal pellets started to fall on to the top of the range. So, the first question I had was where do you start to look for such an item. I checked the Owners Manual (Yes; I always keep them!) and found the model number but wondered if this minor an item was still available. I found a couple of sites that listed these filters and was surprised when I was able to find it based on the filter's model number. But, the first couple of sites listed it for $50+ and $35+. Then, I thought of Amazon. Imagine my surprise when I found that not only did I also find it under the manufacturer's model number but for $14! I ordered it, received it, installed it and it works fine. In fact,... |
| See Products Related To GE Microwave Oven Charcoal Filter, WB2X2892: General Electric For use with range hoods and microwaves which do not vent air outside. Air filters for range hoods and microwaves should be replaced every three to four months.flimsy The orginal filter was all metal, this "replacement" only has metal frame. It actually arrived with some bends in the frame from shipping. I guess you get what you pay for, about a quarter of the price of the orginal equipment replacement. |
| Range Hood Filter...Didn't realize they wore out! Our original GE Range Hood filter was just there and was rarely thought of. While we glanced at it from time to time and would occasionally wipe it down, it neither drew nor required any special attention. Then, one day, this 20+ year-old filter started to sag. Before we realized it, the edge started to separate and charcoal pellets started to fall on to the top of the range. So, the first question I had was where do you start to look for such an item. I checked the Owners Manual (Yes; I always keep them!) and found the model number but wondered if this minor an item was still available. I found a couple of sites that listed these filters and was surprised when I was able to find it based on the filter's model number. But, the first couple of sites listed it for $50+ and $35+. Then, I thought of Amazon. Imagine my surprise when I found that not only did I also find it under the manufacturer's model number but for $14! I ordered it, received it, installed it and it works fine. In fact,... |