Will it clean out the inside of the heater a/c box and the drain?
815895
The air mix door needs to be open and you can take a plastic hose and blow this in from the evaporator drain. Let it foam and it will run out when it dissolves. If the evaporator is caked from fine dust I don't know if it is very effective but it works for the mold and mildew commonly found at the bottom of the evaporator coil.
2133470
I'm not sure if this will work or not, but would highly suggest you check the GE Advantium literature to see what would be the best product to use. The Howard stainless steel cleaner is meant for the exterior, so from that aspect it would seem that it is not best for interior cleaning.
1857825
Yes and put a Vacuum on it.It's just air more or less to check for leaks.It will cause you problems if you leave it in thereit's not Freon.
1365736
I'm not aware of cleaning the heater window. There are instructions for cleaning the "static filter," which on the back of the unit. The filter is held on by a magnetic-strip. Simply slide-off the filter and clean with a mild-soap solution and allow to air-day. Then replace the filter and you're all set. It's a great product! As you might imagine, if it gets bitterly cold, it's not the best and should be augmented by another unit, if so desired. I've noticed--and this has been confirmed by a friend with a similar unit--that if it is REALLY cold, the unit actually works more efficiently/effectively by reducing the thermostat a tad, allowing for cycling. This is because, as the fan runs, the fan stirs-up cooler air the unit is trying to warm. And you will feel the cooler air. Allowing the unit to cycle automatically, instead off having it perpetually run, leaves warm (static, i.e., non-moving) air, instead of continually flowing cooler air that is being warmed. I know Ive been a bit redundant towards the end, but the point was worthy of emphasis
70705
Not sure about that. I did have a plumber tell me he put a few of these containers in a septic tank and it cleared out the system (pretty impressive). Drain Flies? I would "Google" that (how to get rid of drain flies). Hope this helps.
645627
I do not know if it will hurt your heater. I clean my heaters at least every two weeks by wiping off any build up. I have used vinegar on stubborn spots and that has not hurt my heaters. You may need to contact the manufacturer. I would think the performance would be affected if the algae were thick.
1936702
No. But you will need a pail to collect the water. When the air "conditioner" is on it will take water out of the air to lower the humidity. My experience was that I needed to empty the pail several times the first week or so, but then once the humidity in the room went down, I only had to empty it every few days. I do like my unit.
768399
It will clean it. I had some really nasty stuff in my wife's van it cleaned it all up pretty well.
1744017
anyplace that hits air it will seal . if u mean an internal seal don't think so. make sure that u totally follow the instrucitons about draining and flushing .
1966994
I'm not sure. It's a very inexpensive drain cleaner though. It might be worth a shot, I'm sure it wouldn't hurt anything.
677984
The heat is enough to burn away any grease or drippings. I have never had to clean the heater element though I only use it to cook fish.
2284891
From the inside? I doubt it, would probably just blow everything around on the inside. I could see maybe using it in an attempt to "free up" some dirt and debris from your vents maybe, around the shifter, the parking brake...you know, the hard to reach spots. You would still need to vacuum them out tho, but it would make the rest of your clean a little easier
1790268
No, it is just like the original one that comes with the unit when you purchase it. You have to soak it in a solution to clean the inside when it becomes dirty.
856297
No, just keep the air flow holes clear. If I remember correctly, the ozone exhaust hole needs to be cleaned with a Q-tip every once in a while.
715261
It should be okay as it the cleaner doesn't contain anything specific. Although it would still be best to use a Delonghi cleaner just in case and especially if your unit is still under Warranty
1190774
Yes - it has it's own filter system and everything it cleans up stays inside the unit. When it is done you open it up, dump out debris and hose off the filters.
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.