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Clogged flame-trap oil-seperator box - test, clean/replace? 200

posted by  jaydee on  Wed Nov 19 22:46 CST 2014
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I tried six ways from Sunday to clean the one on my 940T and was unsuccessful. I used gas, carb cleaners, acetone etc, and could not clean it. When I finally gave up I cut it in half on the band saw to see what was inside. The result can be seen in the FAQs. There is such a tiny hole inside between the sections, that it is nearly impossible to do a good job cleaning them out. New ones are so inexpensive that I will not waste my time trying to clean them in the future.
JD






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