how do I clean it out
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If you mean de-scaling, that is getting all the mineral out of the copper tubing .. if your heater was installed by a plumber he should have put valves and faucets at the inflow of cold water supply and the outflow of hot - any how the thing is to fill the unit's copper tubing with white vinegar or a boiler cleanining solution and run it through OR leave it a couple of days then fluch it out with water.
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I was told to have a plumber flush it yearly, cost about $200. Made my decision to get rid of it easier.
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Hello, Sorry I never had to do a clean out. But one thing that I give Bosch credit for doing well is their service instructions. There are downloads for all sorts of proceedures on the Web. Ben
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We took the front cover off and used a vacuum cleaner and sweep up as much suet as we could. I used a very small brush and cleaned between coils. Hope this helps. It did work better after cleaning.
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The only thing to clean is a screen which is detailed in the operating instructions.
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The best way to clean them is vacuuming them with a vacuum. When you can no longer get them somewhat clean it is time for a new one. The cleaner they are the more suction the vacuum will have.
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Clean the surface with alcohol, tubbing, not the drinking kind. And ince you attach it hold it for a few seconds. It took a couple of times for me too.
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Let it soak in window cleaning mixture about 5.min (household spray bottles are fine) and then use plastic scrapers (plastic razor blades) to remove it
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I usually do a quick rinse and not soak it.If there is food around the edge I run a knife or toothpick around the edge to clean it out. I then dry it and leave the top on upside down to make sure it is dry before closing it.
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I would suggest you to add some detergent in the pan, then put it on stove to heat it up a little bit. It will help you to remove those grunges easily.
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I would use warm water or maybe some Woolite to clean the inside. That would be gentle enough. If you are referring to the outside, warm soapy water with a soft cloth should be ok
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You dont. Hopefully it isnt that badly soiled. I would suggest some anti-microbial frebreeze
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Pull the "floor drawer" out and hose it down. Used an old shop vac to get loose sawdust out first.
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I'd use compressed air to clean it rather than washing it, just need to remove any larger particles of dirt and grit that it may have picked up.
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I just use warm water, dish soap and a scrub brush on it anytime it needs cleaning. It comes right off.
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Don't take i apart to clean it, just put hot water & soap in a pan/cup and blend it for a few seconds then rinse and dry (unplug to dry!!).
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Honestly I have never had to clean it. Im thinking a heavy duty degreaser or some type of acid base cleaner might do the trick. Maybe even bleach and let it soak. Sorry I couldn't be more help. Almost four years running nonstop and its still going strong.
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No, No, No! You can rinse it out. I suggest cleaning it once a month with a product called "Dip It". You can purchase this on Amazon or you may be able to find it in your local grocery store.
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Peel it out with your hand. It's tough but you can do it. Then soak them in an over night cleaner.
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You have to remove the part where the liquid comes out. Gently squeeze and pull out. Then rinse.
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I use a powdered soap like Ajax or Comet. Heat the pan in hot soap water, pull it out and scrub. If that doesn't work try over cleaner outside.