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Thanks for the question! Here's an excerpt from Blaze King's manual about how to clean a combustor: "Any deposits on the face of the combustor should be removed. There are two ways to clean the face of the combustor: (1) Brushing the combustor with a soft bristle paint brush, or (2) Passing a vacuum cleaner wand or brush near the face of the combustor. Limit cleaning to the face of the combustor (note - the flame shield will have to be removed to gain access to the face). Do not scrape the combustor with any hard tool or brush and do not run pipe cleaner through the individual cells of the combustor as this may do more harm than good. Do not remove the combustor during this process. Note - simply burning a hot fire usually proves to be the best method of cleaning the combustor of deposits." If your combustor is bad or less efficient, some major symptoms are: catalyst thermometer does not reach the active zone or quickly falls out of the active zone, reduced burn times, visibly plugged combustor that plugs even after cleaning, cracked ceramic combustor, peeling or separating metal combustor, and dark, thick smoke even when bypass door is closed. In our experience, customers usually get between 6 and 12 years of efficient fires out of their combustors.