How would you clean this thing? I mean the blades inside are dusty now, the insides of the blades... please help
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Go to the link below, and scroll down to the STORAGE AND CLEANING section.Follow the instructions.....http://www.honeywellstore.com/store/images/pdf/hy-108-honeywell-quietset-whole-room-tower-black.pdf
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I don't know what the manufacturer recommends. I would do what I do w/my similar items. I have a small blower for my keyboard, my refrigerator coils, my TV, etc. It blows out the dust. Then I vacuum up the bits of dust that float out of the item. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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The blades are removed by gently pulling up after you have removed the foil. Clean both the foil and blades with by soaking then in blade cleaning solution and a soft brush to loosen debris. After cleaning let air dry. Thats it.
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We service/replace during the first three months. We now advise for people to use a different cleaning procedure. Removing the blades may be necessary for some people to thoroughly clean the inside, however we learned its better to primarily clean the shaver head by removing it from the shaver to run warm water over the blades and then let it dry. This will wash the hair out without having to remove blades.
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You may need to check surface of blades! Also age of blades, if Old ; change them.
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I had the same question and the company told me to wipe the outside. Dyson should have made this fan be able to open to expose the fan blades, yes this fan has blades inside and there is no way of cleaning them and you know it must get a buildup of dust which will slow the fan down
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I just bought extra blades but I have cleaned and sharpened them before. Hope this helps.
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Supposed to be new. Is there hair on the blade or could it be preservative oil? Mine were clean and new looking.
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It may be your machine I have the same one (but I'm fixing to get a new one). It may need to be cleaned with vinegar like the instructions say. I had the same problem but once i did that it was fixed.
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I had the same problem that you have and was planning to buy a new shredder . Don't do it just take off the excess oil , that's the problem dry the blades and that's it.
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You only clean the blades. I clean them every three weeks. I use paper towels and Awsome Orange (from the dollar store). Squirt the cleaner on the paper towels and clean the blades.
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Not true. The cage that covers the blades has a screw at the bottom which opens it up so the blades can be cleaned.
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Honestly I have never had to clean it. Im thinking a heavy duty degreaser or some type of acid base cleaner might do the trick. Maybe even bleach and let it soak. Sorry I couldn't be more help. Almost four years running nonstop and its still going strong.
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I wipe the blades clean with a wet papertowel then leave out to dry for several hours. This only needs done every few weeks. As far as cleaning the exterior of the unit I use my vacuum (the attachment for cleaning furniture, pet beds, etc) or I will wipe it down with a wet papertowel or cloth. This is the 2nd unit I've had that has the blades that can just be wiped clean. No filters to replace and no mess. I love it!! This one doesnt seem to collect as must dust/pollen as well as the last one I owned but this was much less expensive. I would purchase again.
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I am just getting ready to clean mine as well. In looking over the instructions it is suggested to use a pipe cleaner, or feather duster and/or a vacuum to get the loose dirt and dust out.
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contact the manufacture about replacement blades. Have not had this problem yet.
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all you have do is remove the clam shell off.. use clorex wipes on the blades.. and inside the clam shell to remove the dust.. too difficult to use vaccum cleaner.. .. I do it about every 2 months to keep it going.. it works great for me so far. Ok? oh by the way, I keep this fan in living room... not in garage.. hope this issues helps u guys to clean out..
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Use a damp paper towel. To clean underneath the blades, double fold a damp paper towel and slide it under the blades. Holding the paper towel with both hands, slide it up, down, left and right along the bottom of the blade.