Radiator grill removal!
- Thread starter jana
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Hi and welcome.
Why do you need to remove the grill?
Why do you need to remove the grill?
Well, it should be dry dust, so a vacuum cleaner should do it. A bit of "blowing and sucking." I do mine ......"periodically."
If you still want to get in there, prize off the clips at the top at each end, you'll probably break them if they are plastic as they become very brittle after a few years and may be hard to replace then, pull the side panels away from the bottom. They won't completely come away, as the pipe work passes through the bottom of the side panel, but you'll be able to get a crevice nozzle in there. But be careful of the pipe connections.
If you still want to get in there, prize off the clips at the top at each end, you'll probably break them if they are plastic as they become very brittle after a few years and may be hard to replace then, pull the side panels away from the bottom. They won't completely come away, as the pipe work passes through the bottom of the side panel, but you'll be able to get a crevice nozzle in there. But be careful of the pipe connections.