Can the plate with the "flame" in it be removed? How is it attached to the backrest frame?I would like to take off the pad when not in use and was hoping the plate came off with it.
909018
Sorry , Yes it does come off with the back rest pad, like the previous answers.
333279
Yes. By taking off pad, the same screws hold the plate against pad. You would just have the bar
579036
The safety frame has to be taken apart to put away. It's pretty easy. Just press the knob out of the slot and pull apart.
1079392
The grill is not removable. It does not pry apart (or if it does, one runs the risk of breaking it while trying, and I gave up on that). Taking the entire fan apart is not the route advertised, which states "easily cleaned" and "detachable grill." No way.
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That's a great question. I haven't tried removing it. So far it's holding in place nicely with no adhesive sneaking out or peeling along edges. It's protecting the back from scratches which is why I got it.
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No the plate is not removeable, but it is not stick and very easy to just take a dishcloth & wipe it off if you just cooked pancakes or eggs...if you cooked something a bit greasier like sausage just use a soapy cloth and wipe over & a clean cloth or damp paper towel to wipe over after that....cleans up very nicely! This is the 3rd one our family has owned. We wear them out because we use it sooo often, living full time in an RV. Highly recommend it! I have owned others on the market & was excited to still find this one available on Amazon!!
1305950
There are little clips holding it on to the grill. You have to pinch each side carefully and remove it. It's not easy, but you can do it if you are careful.
1059584
The iron rest can not be removed easily. My husband cut it off with an abrasive wheel which is of course a permanent fix. The rest cannot be reattached.
312324
Hi, I have as yet to use that feature, but the directions say to remove the seat pad, and part of the back (the tall part) comes off, and you only use the lap safety belt, rather than the 5 point harness.
36510
You do not have to remove the rubber pads... They are heat-proof. Let me know if you have any further questions.
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No, the upper and lower frame sections pass through sleeves on the back of the cushion. So the only way to remove it is to take the frame apart, not practical. Ours is outdoors, so to protect it we pull the top rail forwards and use bungies to hold it vertical, then put a tarp over it. Have done that for some years with no problem.
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The glass cannot be removed by it self, you must remove first the screws that hold the bottom panel, then the screws in the sides of the black panel that holds the glass. The best I remember the guard must be removed so you can get to the screws. Then the whole panel can removed to give access to the pilot. The pilot and burner can then be vacuumed and cleaned using compressed air.
886295
I've not yet had to remove it, but it seems pretty substantial. I sleep on the pad in a sleeping bag, plus I put a flat sheet underneath for protection, so it stays clean. Hope that helps.
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Good morning, Valerie. There is a compression nut to tighten or loosen to hold/remove the cover plate. Thank you, Sarah W. | Plow & Hearth Customer Service
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You can actually remove the entire padded cushion. It is a little tricky but once you do it a couple times it gets pretty easy. Un-snap (4) snaps then slide out (5) metal squares that have a nylon strap attached. The entire seat will then pull out. There will b a little pressure where it slides between the tray area. I know this sounds involved but it really is easy once you figure it out. When replacing start with the back of seat first. The metal hooks just slide through the slot when you line them up. Don't cut them! Hope this helps. Good luck. My standby way to clean is a lysol wipe and the compressed air in a can. :) You can actually remove the entire padded cushion. It is a little tricky but once you do it a couple times it gets pretty easy. Un-snap (4) snaps then slide out (5) metal squares that have a nylon strap attached. The entire seat will then pull out. There will b a little pressure where it slides between the tray area. I know this sounds involved but it really is easy once you figure it out. When replacing start with the back of seat first. The metal hooks just slide through the slot when you line them up. Don't cut them! Hope this helps. Good luck. My standby way to clean is a lysol wipe and... » Read More You can actually remove the entire padded cushion. It is a little tricky but once you do it a couple times it gets pretty easy. Un-snap (4) snaps then slide out (5) metal squares that have a nylon strap attached. The entire seat will then pull out. There will b a little pressure where it slides between the tray area. I know this sounds involved but it really is easy once you figure it out. When replacing start with the back of seat first. The metal hooks just slide through the slot when you line them up. Don't cut them! Hope this helps. Good luck. My standby way to clean is a lysol wipe and the compressed air in a can. :) « Show Less
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Yes, xD i took the plate off but its oversized enough that you could remove the screws and mount the new pad back over the original pad and prevent its loss, also stripper clips are really tight i took pliers and loosened em' up a bit also closed up one end so i could only load them one direction to help avoid rim-lock
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The grill plate is removable, but you have to wash it by hand due to the electrical portion, I use a scrub brush on it. I use it quite a bit, it works great. I use the lid on pretty much all that I cook on it and it keeps the meat moist. The temperatures are 1-5 and I don't think it heats up enough on 1-3, but those could be used to maybe keep food warm, I cook most on 4. My dad has a different brand, can't remember which one, and his works great too. I think this was well worth the investment.
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Not sure about the flame retarded part, however, the seat (all the the green or whatever color) you choose comes out. First by un-latching the tethers in the back then the 3 knobs in the front of the seat. (Very secure seat! !) You are able to take out the padding in the back which I think it's more like a stiff type of plastic foam (hope that helps). I'd say it would melt more than anything. As far as the material of the seat, is a very thickly woven fabric. Not exactly sure of the blend. I'm not sure if this fully answers your question, but I hope it helps you out! !