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scottkay  
#1 Posted : Friday, June 18, 2010 5:44:01 AM(UTC)
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How do I clean the coils underneath? They are filthy with dust and I can't get in with a vacuum far enough to clean them ?
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scottkay  
#2 Posted : Friday, June 18, 2010 5:57:19 AM(UTC)
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How do I clean the coils underneath? They are filthy with dust and I can't get in with a vacuum far enough to clean them ?
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#3 Posted : Friday, June 18, 2010 7:01:35 AM(UTC)
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There are long brushes available that will let you get in at them.
Something like a swiffer would also probably work.
Part number: AP4320046
Part number: AP4320046


The way I clean mine is to remove the rear cover and the kick plate.
I then foll the unit over to an open kitchen door and blow it out with a compressor. A leaf blower will also work.
Most of the dust ends up outside.
But you may not be able to do this due to your kitchen setup or there is a high risk that you will tear/scratch you kitchen floor.
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