In kitchens that frequently prepare heavy Indian curries and deep-fried snacks, vaporized oil bypasses the primary filters and crystallizes directly onto the internal motor and blower blades. Over months or years, this sticky residue hardens into a thick, tar-like substance called polymerized carbon. A regular surface wipe cannot remove this; it requires our specialized deep chimney cleaning process.
Our deep cleaning protocol begins with the complete dismantling of the chimney unit. We carefully unmount the appliance from the wall to prevent dirtying your kitchen backsplash. The heavy lifting happens outside or in a designated wash area, where our technicians disassemble the motor housing, extract the blower wheel, and separate all the internal baffling systems.
The core of this service is the chemical bath. We submerge the heavily soiled metallic components (filters, blowers, and oil trays) in a hot vat mixed with industrial-strength, non-corrosive caustic solvents. The heat accelerates the chemical reaction, breaking down the molecular bonds of the carbonized grease in about 45 minutes. Following the soak, our technicians use specialized brushes to meticulously scrub every individual fin of the blower wheel.
By completely removing this internal weight, we restore the blower's aerodynamic balance. This drastically reduces motor strain, eliminates grinding noises, and brings the suction power back to 100% factory efficiency. The appliance is then dried, reassembled, and rigorously tested before being remounted in your kitchen.
Completely removes the hidden oil reservoirs inside the motor housing.
Cleaning the blower fins prevents severe vibrations and extends motor life.
Eliminates all internal airflow blockages for maximum smoke extraction.
Removes the highly combustible hardened carbon from near the electrical components.
Taking the entire chimney unit down from the wall for safe disassembly.
Opening the motor housing and extracting the blower wheel and internal trays.
Submerging parts in hot, industrial-grade solvents to dissolve hardened tar.
Drying all parts completely before putting the machine back together and testing it.
A deep chimney cleaning is not a superficial wipe-down. It is a highly technical, intensive process designed for appliances suffering from severe grease accumulation. When oil starts dripping from the motor housing or the blower becomes unbalanced due to hardened carbon, only a complete chemical overhaul can save the machine from permanent failure.
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