How is the 660 Circulator cleaned? null

read the manual like the rest of us. you open it. with screwdriver.

The 660 Circulator has four screws located in between the back grill slats. After removing these screws the grill will pull off to allow cleaning of the blade with a soft cloth. The owners guide will contain full diagrams to assist in locating the screws. If you have any additional questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our Consumer Care team at 800-234-0604 or via email at help@vornado.com. We're here to help!

There are recessed screws on the back of the grill. Carefully remove these and set aside. I remove the screws over a sheet of newspaper. Then remove the grill. It can be washed in a sink with cool water and mild dish soap. A slightly damp microfiber cloth works well to clean the rest of the fan. The cloth can also be used between the grill grates at the back of the fan. It’s tedious, but I work the cloth into every grill grate. Don’t spray any cleaner directly on the fan mechanism.

“How is the 660 Circulator cleaned?”

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Answered by CRD1 4 months ago
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read the manual like the rest of us. you open it. with screwdriver.
Answered by HaydenH 9 months ago
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The 660 Circulator has four screws located in between the back grill slats. After removing these screws the grill will pull off to allow cleaning of the blade with a soft cloth. The owners guide will contain full diagrams to assist in locating the screws. If you have any additional questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our Consumer Care team at 800-234-0604 or via email at [email protected]. We're here to help!
Answered by Vornado Air Family of Brands 10 months ago
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There are recessed screws on the back of the grill. Carefully remove these and set aside. I remove the screws over a sheet of newspaper. Then remove the grill. It can be washed in a sink with cool water and mild dish soap. A slightly damp microfiber cloth works well to clean the rest of the fan. The cloth can also be used between the grill grates at the back of the fan. It’s tedious, but I work the cloth into every grill grate. Don’t spray any cleaner directly on the fan mechanism.
Answered by Badger 11 months ago
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