Suggestions on how to clean a Resmed S10 motor?

[texquad]

I have mild apnea and have decided to try my father-in-laws old Resmend Airsense 10. I thought it was best to make sure it was clean before I use it, so I've taken it apart. It's pretty clean other than the ventilator motor looks slightly discolored on backside (with the metal shaft). I would like to clean it but it doesn't look like there's much access to it. I saw the video where the guy soaked it in alcohol, but I don't know if that's recommended here. Any suggestions, and is it even necessary?
Thanks in advance from a newbe

[Nightynite]

I took mine all apart and found the same crud on the fan blades as you. I tried that aerosol spray you use for cleaning the mass airflow sensor on a vehicle and then blew it out with compressed air.
I did get some dirt out but the fan blades need some scrubbing with something that I didn’t have.
I ended up just replacing the motor because I had bad bearings.
Something like one of those fuzzy pipe cleaners may work if it will fit in those slots.

[texquad]

I took mine all apart and found the same crud on the fan blades as you. I tried that aerosol spray you use for cleaning the mass airflow sensor on a vehicle and then blew it out with compressed air.
I did get some dirt out but the fan blades need some scrubbing with something that I didn’t have.
I ended up just replacing the motor because I had bad bearings.
Something like one of those fuzzy pipe cleaners may work if it will fit in those slots.

Thanks Nightynite.
I tried using a can of compressed air, but that didn't blow it out. I'm going to see if I can use a Qtip and alcohol .

[texquad]

I'm guessing that the motor is sealed and if that's the case can I run liquid through it?

[texquad]

I'm trying to clean a Resmed S10 motor. Any suggestions?

[SuperSleeper]

Not sure if this thread would help or not, but check it out:

https://www.apneaboard.com/forums/Thread...he-machine