From your first post, it was crystal clear that you have no business opening your machine, since you didn't even seem to know what specific make/model you had. AND, that you even felt the need to ask your question in the first place.redmondkatier wrote: ↑Sun Sep 16, 2018 2:34 amWow!
From previous posts I did not expect to get much helpful direction, but to get three completely useless posts as a reply so quickly...
Well that is a clear sign to take my question to a forum on another site.
Advice for future visitors: "don't waste your time here. There is nothing to see. Move along."
If you'd have read the first page of this thread, you'd have known that THERE IS NOTHING TO CLEAN inside your machine.
(I've had some of mine apart for other reasons and can verify that from experience.)
Sometimes putting them back together (properly) can be more challenging than getting them apart.
And, you were given the correct answers from the first response.......
Again.......
There is NOTHING TO CLEAN inside the machines! (The air circuit inside the machine is sealed so nothing can get into or out of it.....other than the air intake opening which is where the filter is installed.)
Also......attacking people who gave you the correct answers is yet another reason to not tell you something you have no business attempting and which is absolutely useless to do anyway.
In other words, stupid questions deserve appropriate answers.
Den
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