can you remove the screws to change activated charcoal after using it for sometime.
1758638
I have not personally replaced the charcoal but have heard it is fairly easy to do. So to answer your question, yes..
1758639
Yes you can remove the screws and it gives you access to the activated carbon....obviously nobody is going to recommend doing it yourself because it is practically impossible to self fill and get all of the air spots out of in between the charcoal thus making it much less efficient than just dishing out the money to buy a new one. This filter has been on 24/7 in a stinky room of mine and has been going strong 3 months now. I am going to reverse the airflow by changing the flange to other side very soon though, but it is still scrubbing bad smells fine.
433856
Technically you can. However, for the delicate bits, I would use them manually to avoid damaging the bits themselves or stripping the screws.
1349125
Okay. I see this question all the time when it comes to BBQ grills. Grill racks can be scrubbed with steel bristle brushes. Stick to hot water, steam, and pressure. Don't use chemicals like oven cleaners. If the carbon buildup is such that you don't want it anymore, simply replace the grill rack. That is why replacement parts are sold. As for the charcoal dust, all that you need is a shop vac. Be sure that coals are no longer hot, lit, or smoldering. Suck it all up with your wet/dry vacuum.
563349
You do not remove any screws. There is a little door you can flip open with fingernail or a tiny screwdriver. Thats where the batteries are.
1349039
Although I have not tried to remove the handles, it appears that you can; there are two Phillips head screws clearly visible at the ends of the handles where they are secured to the cabinet.
1285287
There is a cap on the end of the handle that you unscrew. You can also replace the stock bits with others if you have specialized bits that you use on a regular basis.
2243734
That question just came up for me. The strings got tangled when I was working in the wetlands and I thought about taking it apart and comparing it to the one I use inside. That way I could restring it by using the other as a template. Since mine was totally sweaty/stinky after five years of hard use, I decided to get a new one to replace it. However, I kept the old one in case I needed parts off it. It looks to me that if you use a screwdriver (very carefully) you can back the screws out and restring it. You have to be careful because the screws look like plastic and so is the piece they screw into. Taking them out and putting them back in looks like it could result in stripping if you're not careful. You've really got nothing to lose by trying. Good luck!
2034529
yes, but you would have to remove the reservoir and move one of the grates and place it on the charcoal holder. It would be awkward, but it can be done.
1825980
Absolutely. I've traded out a few of these in PS3s that 'were bad'. The hardware is very easy to change out. Just some screws, then the old one pulls out - there's a little lever thing to lift up to remove the old one -that is very easy - then plug it in, close it up, and put the screws back in. There's videos of it online to watch before you do it if needed. Just search for them on YT.
1479208
actually, with a bit ot of twisting you can separate the cartridge pieces, dump the old charcoal and refill it with new about every two weeks or so. ( with only 1-2 fish.)
426780
you'll need to pull the grate off and reload as you did the original load. But, the efficiency of this cooker is crazy good. I put a 2 large handfulls of lump charcoal and 4 good size chucks of water soaked cheery to smoke and smoked a brisket for a total of 7 hours and had probably a handful of fuel left when I shut it down so, I can imagine that load would have taken me 10 hours of cooking time easily. SO, reloading charcoal may not be all that neccesery.
1934109
It's really not setup for constant removal and re-installs. The self tapping screws will eventually strip and the fitting/guide tabs will wear or break with constant use. This will result in a loose fitting device around the trigger which is just asking for trouble.
959051
Not without some extra work to disable the additional gas lead (for the side burner) which come pre-assembled to the main unit
109191
Yes. If you do that you'll want to be gentle when you remove the front to change the batteries or the spray can, because the pins that hold the front in place are a bit finicky.
653095
It replaces the existing one. Save and reuse the existing screw and make sure to use blue loctite
214991
Nope, best bet ist to take apart some adjustment screws are hidden on bottom.
703442
No. There isn't any mechanism to change the level of the coals or the grill top. After using the grill a few times you will have a pretty good feel for it.