Does the burner area need to be disassembled to clean dust or vacuumed?
1048628
You just have to remove 2 screws to take off the front grill. Then you can move the logs out of the way to access the burner assembly. Probably takes 2-3 minutes tops. You are then able to use your vacuum in the blow position or compressed air in a can to clean the burner parts and the pilot assembly.
1048629
No , just remove the grate and the logs. This unit puts out good heat , but we use for a backup
807748
Try removing front guard[grill]; use vacuum cleaner in reverse[ blower] and touch nozzle to ceramic burner. Dust will shoot out of back of ceramic. Keep blowing, moving nozzle all about surface of ceramic. This may return all 3 ceramics to almost as new condition.
1868483
Yes. It can be disassembled for cleaning and maintenance. The general components to any rifle/firearm are barrel, bolt, breach and trigger assembly. Depending on the make and model, you can further break-down those components but in some cases, they aren't designed to be fully disassembled without special tools.
866451
If you have a source of compressed air you can blow it clean. It's not really made to be taken apart and wiped clean.
708070
No. The dust collector is inside the unit and you have to empty it. The extra dustCloth can be used on the bottom of the unit if you just want to dust your floors
1232170
It's very simple. Press the grey button immediately below the handle to release the whole canister assembly then the dismantling of the canister to empty it and if necessary remove the washable HEPA filter is pretty much obvious. We usually clean the canister out every time we vacuum since it's so simple and we just don't like the idea of storing the dust and debris in the house.
752779
Not that I'm aware of. I ordered it and watched to YouTube video as I done it. I'm not very electronic savy either and it was easy. I do recommend that you use a vacuum or something to get the dust out cause there's a lot of it.
1686569
You can disassemble it and clean it there are small screws you need to remove, but other than that it is easy to clean.
260096
it does get dust in it internally and should go out for service to be cleaned
707982
Yes, it is already assembled, and it works great! We use it mainly for grout removal and crack repair. It works very well with the optional dust collection bags for your vacuum.
1393913
I have an electric stove. The liners I bought are open on one end & I just lift the burner upwards and slide the liners underneath. Takes three seconds and it has saved me a LOT of time scrubbing the actual metal burner plates. Next thing I need is burner "covers" to protect the burners I am not using, from spills and splashes! :)
723885
After dusting, I simply use the vacuum cleaner to "refresh" the duster. Careful to hold it tight or it'll get sucked into the vac
712446
No. The milling process generates a good bit of dust and the canister is designed to allow for air flow along with the filtering of the dust. The canister works quiet well and can easily be detached for cleanup and storage.
701630
The upper cylinder comes apart and we've used bottle brushes and/or an air compressor outside as the dust is bound to fly. If you have a small hand you could probably reach in there, but the area vacuum cleaner company will do it as well for a fee. Not the most pleasant job, but my husband takes it on as a challenge every few months.
1008007
No. It took me three hours total to take it apart (multiple screws on the cover and motor casing) and wipe down each individual blade (there are hundreds) on the actual fan part, because those parts don't come off at all. If you value dust free fanning, get an old standby fan. I cleaned that one in 5 minutes.
1342610
Cleaning is a snap, especially to other electric shaver/trimmers I have owned. You only need remove the mesh screen which will give you excellent access to the area you can brush out to clean the unit. You can also brush the blades from here. Reassembly is also a snap.
125018
Not that I know of.....BUT I found I can clean out the dust just by blowing compressed air into the crack between the rocker and the housing for about 5 seconds while switching the switch on and off....UNPLUGGED!