Tring to remove the old battery on my c-90 it will not just lift out. do I need to take apart the battery box AND IF SO HOW???? looked and not finding out how to HELP PLEASE

Look for a Black button on the front of the case (Not the power on button) push it, And the top of it should pop up, If it doesn't pop up lift it up.

Remove the battery box compartment cover. Disconnect the positive and negative battery leads. Undo the battery holding down clamp screws and remove the battery clamp, now you can lift out the battery.
Place the new battery in the battery box and secure the battery hold down clamp. Connect the battery leads to the battery, the red lead to the battery's positive terminal and the black negative lead to the battery'e negative terminal, then replace the battery box cover.

Remove the brace, there are 3 bolts, then slide the brace out thrugh the fuse box. Remove the bolt that holds the fuse box onto the frame and lift it over and out of the way. Remove the battery hold down bolt, and unhook the battery cables. lift out the battery through the wiring harnesses that remain.

You can do it yourself if equipped. First, remove the foil and cutter. Then remove the swivel frame by removing the two tine screws, Next, remove the two scew covers on the bottom. These are found on either side of the plug recepticle and look like part of the trim. You can pry them off with a small flat jewelers screwdriver or similar. Remove the screws underneath. You can then gently pry the front of the case off from th bottom. Once case is removed, you can lift out the circuit board to access the battery. For easier replacement, it is suggested that you use a modified installation technique. This is to break the tabs off of the old batteries rather than unsoldering them from the circuit board. This allows the old batteries to be removed but leaves the tabs attached to the circuit board. You can then solder the tabs from the new batteries to the old existing tabs

You will find compatible battery type at shaveroutlet.com. See link below

http://shaveroutlet.com/shaver-replacement-parts/shaver-replacement-battery-aa-nimh-p-108.html

If this is not something you can do yourself, shaveroutlet.com can do it for you. See info and ordering at the link below

http://shaveroutlet.com/shaver-replacement-parts/professional-battery-replacement-for-most-models-p-374.html

if the dryer is running but not heating, then it has to do with the heating element or the thermofuse. You will need to take the dryer apart:
1) unplug dryer
2) open door remove screws
3) with a flat tip screw driver pry gently up on the top corners it will pop
4) move front panel forward and disconnect door switch
5) sit panel aside
6) lift top lid of dryer 90 degrees it has clip/hinged on back
7) look to the right back of dryer, it looks like a spring in a metal box disconnect and replace.
Hope this helps Tim

lift bonnet,undo earth clamp,should be a 10mm nut and bolt,remove positive battery clamp,push them both out of the way.undo battery clamp,holding battery down,usually 10mm bolts as well.remove clamp.lift battery out,dont tip over,has sulphuric acid in it.put under tap,and rinse off,wash hands.some radios need codes to reactivate them when battery put back in.you can buy plug in 9v dc batteries that go into the cig socket,which will keep codes and other info,until battery reinstalled.TREAT BATTERIES WITH CARE.EXPLOSIVE GASES.DONT TIP OVER.will eat out yr carpets and floor in the car

Roll the window down.
Lift up the door handle and pull out the two small pins holding it to the
inner door mechanism.
Get the right size star driver and remove all the little bolts holding the exterior plastic body panel onto the door frame.
Lift panel gently, up and out, and the guts of the door will be in front of you.
Visit a junk yard and buy a replacement for the broken part.
Other than color, the door parts on SL and SW 96-99 are the same.

I'll make a wager that it's hard to get out. I just changed the battery on my 2003 Shadow and it was a bear to get out! As a battery ages, it swells up a bit. The box is tight to start with, and once the battery swells, it lodges in place. I used two long NON-CONDUCTIVE nylon ties to loop through the removed battery holes and lifted mine out, with a little grunting and groaning.. Good luck!

W/ flathead screwdriver loosen air intake hose clamp (this holds the the air intake tube to the filter box lid), pop open 2 spring clamps on Left and front of air filter box lid. Look for 4 plastic tabs on back of lid, u must push lid approx 1inch away from u to disconnect this tab type hinge, then lift it off. Disconnect air hose from top, remove top (lid, cover or whatever u want to call it!) remove air filter, the remaining housing (bottom of filter box) snaps in place, so u must give it a good tug straight up to remove. Ahhhh, I remember the good old days, when u just took out the battery. Don't feel bad though, recently had a Buick battery problem, it's located under the rear seat. And I wondered why this guy couldn't find the battery? good luck countrycurt0