Is there a way to take off the magnet to clean the unit??
1857792
Really don't see a need to try and remove the magnet. Looks fixed. A good fast stream of water will clean the bottom of the tool real well.
1857793
On the bottom side of the chain cleaner there is a plastic tab/pin that holds the magnet in place. You should be able to pop it off and remove the magnet for cleaning. But be careful not to break the pin - we don't usually recommend doing this - but it is possible.CheersFilzer Tech Support
1857794
On the bottom side of the chain cleaner there is a plastic tab/pin that holds the magnet in place. You should be able to pop it off and remove the magnet for cleaning. But be careful not to break the pin - we don't usually recommend doing this - but it is possible. Cheers Filzer Tech Support
1801473
Yes, there is a screw in the front where the front panel should come off for cleaning.
2148959
The cable work very well I don't see the point Why u need to remove the magnet .for what.......u will dstroy the cable u don't need to do that
2072075
I don't know if there is another way but I just brush each section in a straight down motion. I don't take the unit apart.
1194134
It's been awhile since I cleaned mine but as I recall, you can take a small flat screwdriver and put the tip between the light cover and the fan housing and lightly pry the cover out. I believe the tabs that lock in the light cover are on the vent sides of the fan housing so that is where you need to pry the cover with the screwdriver. It's also a good idea to clean out the vent openings periodically by either vacuuming out the dust or taking the fan housing down and washing it out. Hope that helps.
1005676
What if you want to remove the unit from the wall? I hope that there are some directions for removing so it doesn't destroy the shower wall....
770098
it is a little tricky but the front metal grill can be removed by prying at the four little plastic tabs (I have done it without breaking the tabs). best bet is to keep it in place and use a high powered vacuum w/brush to clean the front and back grill.
1642815
Unfortunately no, just in it's retail packaging which I keep it in after cleaning. I'm going to buy a wall mounted magnet so I can leave it there
345664
Just lift it off of the back. No problem. The part that is hard to keep cleaned is the heater part. Minerals collect and form a crust on it.
1457358
There's a little tab in the upper corner that you pull up on. You slide it up and down several times to clean the wire coils. As for the main blades, they can be lifted out of the unit through the top opening. I usually use a large clean paintbrush to wipe the blades, then spray them off with my air compessor. Although you can also use a can of compressed air marketed for cleaning computer keyboards.
1733546
Not that I know of. Somewhere under the platter there should be a belt or gear that could be removed, but I'm just guessing. This has been a very good microwave, even tho the beeper is very faint and the start button is camouflaged to look like all the rest. Hope this helps.
589956
I have not taken it apart but just unplug it and clean it with a powerful hand-held vacuum. I think you can take it apart, but I have osteoarthritis and it would be difficult for me.
913993
just unscrew the mesh and hand wash it. to clean the unit just wipe it down with a damp cloth.
68015
I believe you could remove it. Although I have no experience. I've only installed mine but could probably remove it if it became necessary.
559377
Pry off the half that does not have the LED in it. My two units came apart using just my fingernail to grab it. It is quite a solid fit, but nothing I needed tools for.
1203799
Seems like you would need to take it off, or remove the magnet. Otherwise, how will the air circulate into the unit where the sensor is?
1618576
I just use warm water, dish soap and a scrub brush on it anytime it needs cleaning. It comes right off.