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Armed with a vacuum and other cleaning tools, targeting the impacted areas becomes the priority. The heat pump fins—if clogged—can restrict airflow and considerably decrease efficiency. Cleaning these fins is no small feat; conventional methods may not suffice. In this instance, compressed air proves valuable in dislodging debris as much as possible.
Once disassembled, utilizing rainwater for rinsing is an environmentally friendly way to effectively remove lingering dirt. After rerouting and washing out sludge, it is vital to inspect for any remaining buildups before reassembling the dryer.