I think so long as you have no flaking issues you should be able to use water to clean the mud off with no ill effects, just go slow and let the mud break down so you use very little pressure. You can get the backglass frame pieces at [email protected] Steve Young carries most everything you could want including the fuses you want. Do you have a manual or schematics so that you know what type of fuse you need????Look in the bottom cabinate where the fuses are and see if they are labled, most pins are labled from the factory. If not google it and you should be able to get a copy of the manual in PDF form. Good Luck

I replaced the entire frame around mine and when I got to the lift frame it had a very small amount of what I assume was silicone adhesive in three spots. I just took it easy and slid a very thin and flexible putty knife (taped off on glass side) between the front of the glass and the frame and worked it across the glass.

Could have sworn that's where I got my trim. I'll look through my stuff and see if I still have the invoice. I just purchased the trim about three months or so back. Sorry for steering you in the wrong way.