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DaiKin MC70KMV2, MCK57LMV2 - HEPA filter

  • Compatible replacement HEPA filter for air purifiers
  • High efficiency filtration of dust, pollen and allergens
  • Ensures cleaner and healthier air at home
  • Reusable filter
  • Maintains optimal airflow of the device
  • Easy and quick replacement without tools
  • Durable design for long-term use
  • Eco-friendly solution – less waste, healthier environment

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DaiKin MC-series

DaiKin MC70KMV2

DaiKin MCK57LMV2

9.82 €

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4.52 €
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Replacement HEPA filter for DaiKin MC70KMV2, MCK57LMV2 air purifiers. Aftermarket spare part.

Match code

AIRC-DAI-001

Artikel

1100334879

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DaiKin MC70KMV2, MCK57LMV2 - HEPA filter

4.52 €

  • DaiKin MC70KMV2, MCK57LMV2 HEPA filter

    • Replacement dust filter designed for DaiKin Air Purifiers
    • It uses a two-layer pleated structure, engineered to capture dust and reduce unwanted odors for cleaner indoor air.
    • The first layer, located on the front side, is an electrostatic dust-collection filter. It helps trap charged airborne particles such as dust, pollen, mold spores, and other common allergens. This layer improves filtration efficiency by pulling fine particles out of the airflow.
    • The second layer is a photocatalytic titanium (Ti) coating, positioned on the reverse side of the filter. It helps adsorb and break down odors, bacteria, and certain airborne contaminants, supporting a fresher and more hygienic environment.
    • Made from high-quality filter paper, this replacement filter is designed to provide efficient performance and reliable durability. Regular replacement of the old filter ensures proper airflow and helps your air purifier operate smoothly.
    • Replaces part number: BAC006A4C
    • Aftermarket spare part
    • Package content: 1pc dust filter

    When to replace the air purifier filter?

    • If it’s damaged (cracked frame, torn material, loose seams).
    • If it’s saturated with dust, smoke, or odors and cannot be cleaned.
    • If the air purifier shows reduced performance or airflow.
    • If the indicator light on your air purifier signals filter replacement.
    • If you notice unusual smells coming from the device – often caused by an old carbon filter.

    How to clean an air purifier filter

    Air purifier filters can be washable or non-washable, depending on the model. Always check the product description. If it does not explicitly say “washable”, do not wash it.

    Cleaning methods for non-washable filters (HEPA / dust filters):

    • The safest method is to blow out the filter with low-pressure compressed air.
    • Clean first against the airflow direction, then along the pleats.
    • Avoid strong pressure – too much force may tear the fibers and reduce filtration efficiency.

    If you don’t have compressed air:

    • Gently dust off the surface with a soft brush.
    • You may also lightly tap the filter on a flat surface to release dust (never hit the edges!).

    Do not wash or soak non-washable HEPA filters.
    Water will permanently damage the filtration fibers.

    Cleaning methods for washable filters:

    Some pre-filters and coarse dust filters are washable.

    • Rinse it with lukewarm water (never hot).
      • First against the airflow direction.
      • Then along the pleats from the opposite side.
    • Let it dry completely for at least 24 hours before reinstalling.
    • Do not dry on a radiator or in an oven – heat can deform the frame.
    • Washable filters can normally be cleaned up to 2–3 times, then they should be replaced.

    Important

    Both washable and non-washable filters have similar lifespans.
    The difference is only in the recommended cleaning method, not in durability.

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