The biggest PITA I have about My Electric Brinkman is CLEANING the thing. Do I have to repeatedly clean the Water Bowl, or Floor of the Bradley???
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If you line the bottom tray with foil, cleaning the bottom of the Bradley isn't an issue.
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do not clean to often, I clean the bowl after each use, otherwise the rest I only wipe down every couple of uses. Its not like an oven which you need to keep spotless but more like a bar b que pit where the sidewalls and floor only need to be scraped or wiped occasionally .
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I have not cleaned it yet. However the entire top (with all the sides) lift right off. The filter unit comes out and that is basically the entire inside. The motor is up in the cover. The only problem I had was the little door leaked water when filling. I put a little calking around the emblem (on the inside of the door) and it solved the problem (it only took a couple minutes). It also runs so quietly, you barely know it's running. I love it!
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Hello. I experienced the same thing. I used a pipe cleaner wire to gently clean the groves/openings and ran hot water over it weekly. Mine just gave out after about a year. I could not find a way to open up the unit to clean the inside. I am not sure if I would purchase another one. Hope this helps. Take care.
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I have had none. I just blow it clean and brush it off after each use. It is a workhorse. Use it periodically. I have had no issues. I sometimes spray a little oil on the till blades. unit still looks new
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It should take up most of the water out of the carpet. If not, you should have it fixed while under warranty.
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I clean my EAA Witness Elite in mine. Pick up some of the gun cleaner solution though, I used just water and dawn, it did a great job but the metal started to rust before I could get it all dried off and sprayed down with tri flow. Its the same cleaner that Hornaday sells just a lot less. I clean all kinds of things in it, from cpu heat sinks to handguns
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For me no trick really. I just run water through it, then dump it in a dink full of soapy water, I have a small brush that looks like a toilet bowl cleaner to get all the crevices.
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Great Question :) So you just follow the instructions in the manual on how to clean it with water and it also comes with a cleaning brush to clean it with. Let me know if it has any other questions :) Thanks Dustin GreatVacs (Seller)
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I only ordered the Catit water fountain. I thought it had quit working, but it just needed some deep cleaning. Now it works fine. There is a little motor with an impeller (looks like a fan). All these parts have to be removed about once a month and cleaned with a Q-tip. When I discovered this after speaking with a rep, he told me to pull off a couple covers around the motor. I was horrified! There was a ton of black goo that looked liked tar. Once I cleaned it out it was fine. I did not order any food bowl so I don't know about this. The water does NOT recirculate; it just churns around the existing water in the little plastic bowl, but there is a filter part that you can buy for extra. I only ordered the Catit water fountain. I thought it had quit working, but it just needed some deep cleaning. Now it works fine. There is a little motor with an impeller (looks like a fan). All these parts have to be removed about once a month and cleaned with a Q-tip. When I discovered this after speaking with a rep, he told me to pull off a couple covers around the motor. I was horrified! There was a ton of black goo that looked liked tar. Once I cleaned it out it was fine. I did not order any food bowl so I don't know about this. The water does NOT recirculate; it just churns around the... » Read More I only ordered the Catit water fountain. I thought it had quit working, but it just needed some deep cleaning. Now it works fine. There is a little motor with an impeller (looks like a fan). All these parts have to be removed about once a month and cleaned with a Q-tip. When I discovered this after speaking with a rep, he told me to pull off a couple covers around the motor. I was horrified! There was a ton of black goo that looked liked tar. Once I cleaned it out it was fine. I did not order any food bowl so I don't know about this. The water does NOT recirculate; it just churns around the existing water in the little plastic bowl, but there is a filter part that you can buy for extra. « Show Less
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Have you tried washing the sensor? Just use water, nothing else. My sensor got dirty and I had this problem. Cleaning off the sensor did the trick. And don't forget these are warranted for five years. When my motor died, they sent me a new motor with instructions how to change it out. Piece of cake.
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Thank you for your inquiry. Happen to have one at home and have only used it twice but I have had no issues with getting the unit completely cleaned. Hope that helps. Thank you
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I still have my Juiceman Jr. and I don't believe it's any more work to clean my Omega and actually the basket is definitely quicker since it is all metal. Just put it in soapy water immediately for a quick cleanup. I love my Omega!
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I haven't cleaned it. You would need to unscrew the front grid, but it doesn't look too difficult.
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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.
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I throw some warm water and vinegar, shake it and rinse it well. Since you can't really see inside of the toy, I'm afraid to use dish detergent on it (can't see if all the suds are out without using like 5 gallons of water rinsing it out). The water and vinegar has been working for a little over a year and a half now without problem!
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Have you tried filling it over the max level? Mine always made some noise, but as long as it was full it was more quiet. I'm sure that you already tried cleaning it and everything else that I would think of... Good luck!
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I pulled my manual out and here are the cleaning directions.After using the device 5-6 times or 2-3 days, clean as follows:1. Unplug the power cord from the base of the unit and uncover.2. Pour out any remaining water from the "DRAIN SIDE" of the tank.3. Put 1 Tablespoon of citric acid in the water tank, add just under 100 ml of warm water.4. Leave water for 5 minutes, and then drain the solution from the "DRAIN SIDE" of the tank.5. Wipe with a soft cloth. Avoid Ultrasonic Vibration plate area, which can be gently cleaned with a cotton bud.Never use other acids, enzymes or detergents, as this may risk poisonous gas to be created or cause malfunction. I pulled my manual out and here are the cleaning directions.After using the device 5-6 times or 2-3 days, clean as follows:1. Unplug the power cord from the base of the unit and uncover.2. Pour out any remaining water from the "DRAIN SIDE" of the tank.3. Put 1 Tablespoon of citric acid in the water tank, add just under 100 ml of warm water.4. Leave water for 5 minutes, and then drain the solution from the "DRAIN SIDE" of the tank.5. Wipe with a soft cloth. Avoid Ultrasonic Vibration plate area, which can be gently cleaned with a cotton... » Read More I pulled my manual out and here are the cleaning directions.After using the device 5-6 times or 2-3 days, clean as follows:1. Unplug the power cord from the base of the unit and uncover.2. Pour out any remaining water from the "DRAIN SIDE" of the tank.3. Put 1 Tablespoon of citric acid in the water tank, add just under 100 ml of warm water.4. Leave water for 5 minutes, and then drain the solution from the "DRAIN SIDE" of the tank.5. Wipe with a soft cloth. Avoid Ultrasonic Vibration plate area, which can be gently cleaned with a cotton bud.Never use other acids, enzymes or detergents, as this may risk poisonous gas to be created or cause malfunction. « Show Less