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down_home
Feb 04, 2016Explorer II
The reason it appears that lint is stuck on the filter is because of grease.
it nd dust are stuck on it. It tries to roll up if you should try to wipe it.
To prevent it we seldom cook with oil in the coach certainly t high temperatures. water vapor in whatever is being deep fried and the grease combine to coat everything. We put paper towels over the stove vent on the convection/microwave above the stove and splatter screen on top of the pot or skillet and turn the vent fan on, nearest kitchen. It sometimes suffers a build up and I have to take it apart to get the screen out to clean it. Some newer ones the vent screen pops out without having to take whatevr I have to take off to get to the screen. Don't have to do it often enough so that I remember what.
Just throw away the filter and cut a piece from the cheapies at WaL Mart.
Just make sure the filter media is thick enough and the stiffer he better. The edges of the plastic trim hold it in place.
They also have some with carbon something or other in them. I don't know if they would restrict airflow too much or not, given that on low settings, in high humidity some ACs freeze up.
it nd dust are stuck on it. It tries to roll up if you should try to wipe it.
To prevent it we seldom cook with oil in the coach certainly t high temperatures. water vapor in whatever is being deep fried and the grease combine to coat everything. We put paper towels over the stove vent on the convection/microwave above the stove and splatter screen on top of the pot or skillet and turn the vent fan on, nearest kitchen. It sometimes suffers a build up and I have to take it apart to get the screen out to clean it. Some newer ones the vent screen pops out without having to take whatevr I have to take off to get to the screen. Don't have to do it often enough so that I remember what.
Just throw away the filter and cut a piece from the cheapies at WaL Mart.
Just make sure the filter media is thick enough and the stiffer he better. The edges of the plastic trim hold it in place.
They also have some with carbon something or other in them. I don't know if they would restrict airflow too much or not, given that on low settings, in high humidity some ACs freeze up.
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