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Stilo Pollen filter - how to remove

  • Author Deckchair5
  • Publish date Feb 19, 2006
  • Updated Jan 14, 2013
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The pollen filter is meant to be changed at every service interval but it's only done as an additional customer expense and not included with the service. It really gets surprisingly clogged so reduces heater blower efficiency.

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Overview Location of filter and removal of panel Removing the filter Cleaning/Replacing the filter View full guide

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