HOW TO CLEAN GREASE LOOKING SPOTS OFF THE SCREEN

The Traeger has hot spots like any other grill, especially in the front and back where the grease pan doesn't cover and over the heat box. You have to move food around or put your thicker pieces over the hot spots.

If it's getting really hot, you probably have grease in the bottom that's catching on fire. Be sure to clean it out regularly.

are you having spots on the screen? if so the problem is the dlp. they go bad looking like spots on the screen coming from the lens. its not the lens the dlp unit is failing.

I am not too sure with what type of spots you are talking about. If it is rust spots you need to replace it because it cost more to replace the drum than to get a newer model. If you have grease spots it is worn beyond repair and I suggest to get a new machine. Good Luck

sounds like a gearbox oil seal,which are not normally replacable tie to replace it

Without seeing the spots, this is a bit speculative, but here goes,......
I'm guessing that the spots are only found on the front side, primarily of shirts, or blouses, etc. These are from grease splatters from cooking, which many times only show up after washing and drying.
The soap releases some dirt, which is attracted to the non-removed grease spot, allowing it to show up. Re-wash the clothing, pre-spotting those areas with a citrus pre-spotter.

1.Needs to remove that disk and clean the grease under it.
2. With sand paper clean dark burn spots.
3. Apply touch paint on open metal spots.
4.Put everything back.

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I do not understand why i must pay all I want to know is how to clean the greae from the Alessi non electric teapot so far I have tried 10 different produsts nothing works. thanks

looks like the grease would be coming from the shaft at the middle of the tub. that would be the only source of grease in that area.you need to remove the whole drum to look at it.

The brown spots are usually grease / smoke deposits. Usually there are indeed two sheets of glass in the door. If the grease is not arcing or smoking, and the metal screen / mesh (that blocks microwave leakage) is not damaged, then it's likely better left alone. It might be useful to boil a few cups of water with a little vinegar inside the microwave to help dissolve the deposits. In case you want to take it apart, I have attached a photo from a similar model that illustrates disassembly of the door. It is not necessary or advisable to remove the door or hinges when disassembling the door.