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kbonk · 07-11-13, 11:46 AM

This was a bit of a PIA, but what I got out was remarkable! My install is ~9' off Finished Floor, setting up a baker platform would have been advisable in after thought. I removed all plastic covers ( Note to self when installing these units do this on the bench), only broke one small part.
Tried compressed air, vacuum both suck.

SO looking at a water base cleaner, Inner drain can handle most of the flush, check drain clear and free. Ok 6'x8' plastic tarp, taped to wall behind unit, and wrapping sides. disconnect electronics/ low voltage feed. tape and protect with plastic. Sprayed with off the shelf evaporator cleaner, waited 10 minutes (not acid based), filled my pump sprayer with water and started spraying from the bottom. TONS OF MICRO dust. After doing this it will become one of my yearly things to do.

07-11-13, 11:46 AM	#3
kbonk Helper EcoRenovator Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 44 Thanks: 10 Thanked 4 Times in 2 Posts	What I did, sorry no pic's This was a bit of a PIA, but what I got out was remarkable! My install is ~9' off Finished Floor, setting up a baker platform would have been advisable in after thought. I removed all plastic covers ( Note to self when installing these units do this on the bench), only broke one small part. Tried compressed air, vacuum both suck. SO looking at a water base cleaner, Inner drain can handle most of the flush, check drain clear and free. Ok 6'x8' plastic tarp, taped to wall behind unit, and wrapping sides. disconnect electronics/ low voltage feed. tape and protect with plastic. Sprayed with off the shelf evaporator cleaner, waited 10 minutes (not acid based), filled my pump sprayer with water and started spraying from the bottom. TONS OF MICRO dust. After doing this it will become one of my yearly things to do.