How to clean the evaporator of my heat pump tumble dryer? | by Beko

"Learn how to clean clean the evaporator on your Beko heat pump tumble dryer in this video.
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[@gypsumguy1]

I've watched several of these video's. I choose the cut screen option. But with something different than all the others. Before you work down there, use a book thick enough to support the door otherwise you can break the hinges.
1. Cut using a new razor blade, I use the snap-off kind, cut through the screen very close to the edge of the rubber seal and into the plastic housing. Snap off the razor blade tip every two to three inches of screen. Cut the top and two sides. Pull away the screen and fold the bottom so the screen lays flat, the screen will pull away from the two center supports.
2. Get a toothbrush and heat near the brush head to bend the bristle end, I used a high-intensity cigar lighter to bend 90 degrees from the handle. You will need this sharp bend. Wearing a headlamp and laying down on your side, use the toothbrush up and down on the condenser coil in a pull-away from the coil method, be careful not to bend the coil fins. Clean out the lint as you go and suck up the rest with a vacuum, I even blew out the coil after I vacuumed.
3. I used butyl tape to seal the screen back into position, not electrical tape as some Whirlpool techies use. I took some 1/8" x 1"thick butyl seal tape and cut off a 4" strip. Then I cut lengthwise about 1/8" to 3/16" wide strips with my knife. Then these strips are pressed into the cut screen corner against the plastic housing lip and rubber seal with a finger or thumb. NOTE: wet your thumb with water or lick it often to keep it from sticking to you. I used a long hard press for each section. The butyl tape will form into position, but it takes pressure and patience. butyl tape is both heat and water proof. This makes it easier if you ever have to clean it again.
Good Luck!

[@willy2535]

The fins of my evaporator are wet. Is this normal?