Genesis GV60 – Cabin Filter Replacement (Instructions)
Regularly changing the filter keeps the air in your Genesis GV60 Electrified clean, ensures the air conditioning operates efficiently, and prevents your windows from fogging up. In these instructions, you will learn how to easily replace it yourself in just a few minutes.
Quick Check
| Time required | approx. 5 minutes |
| Difficulty level | Easy |
| Installation location | Frunk / engine compartment |
| Tools | No tools required |
| Compatible filter | EDOC-1012-H |
| Airflow | downward (toward the vehicle floor) |
| Manufacturer interval | every 30,000 km or 24 months |
| EV-DOC recommendation | every 15,000-20,000 km or 12-18 months |
Preparation
- Vehicle safety: Make sure the vehicle is secured in Park (P), completely deactivated (ignition/system off), and that the ventilation/air conditioning is switched off.
- Protection & hygiene: Place a mat or cloth under the work area to catch falling dirt. Safety glasses and a face mask protect you from falling dust and pollen. It is best to have a vacuum cleaner ready to vacuum out the housing before installation.
- Lighting: Since the installation location is usually dark, we recommend using a headlamp or flashlight for the best possible visibility.
- Tools: No tools are required for the replacement.
- Access: The filter is located in the frunk (front trunk) on the rear bulkhead. Fully open your vehicle’s front bonnet / hood to gain unobstructed access.
Step-by-step instructions
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Open frunk & remove maintenance flap
Open your vehicle’s front bonnet (hood). Depending on the model and frunk configuration, lift the small cover on the rear bulkhead (toward the Windscreen) or open the frunk tub to access the filter housing behind it. -
Open filter housing
The elongated, horizontal filter housing is now accessible. Gently press the two side retaining tabs (clips) on the housing cover together and remove the lid toward the front. -
Remove old filter
Carefully pull the old cabin air filter forward and out of the compartment. Make sure no loose dirt or leaves fall into the ventilation duct. -
Insert new filter
Slide the new cabin air filter precisely into the housing compartment.↔ Airflow: The arrows on the side of the filter must point downward (toward the vehicle floor)!
💡 Pro tip: Briefly vacuum out the compartment before inserting the new filter. This prevents old leaves from immediately causing noise in the blower when you switch on the ventilation!
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Close housing & seal frunk
Reattach the housing cover until the side clips audibly and noticeably snap into place. Refit the frunk cover and close the front bonnet.

