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Hi Carl:
Not sure what you're asking about, but if you are responding to a reply to a previous question, it's best to do so as a COMMENT to the post that generated the reply.
Hope this helps.

Make sure your C/V joints are good. Sounds like some thing up front came loose or broke

The dryer vent can be fixed with several types of product. The best choice is the solid aluminum pipe that usually comes in 2ft sections but will need cut to proper size and joined with metal elbows. Not hard if you are handy. Next choice is the flexible metal pipe that attaches with big clamps. Last choice is the Flexible type that looks like aluminum foil which also attaches with clamps. DO NOT USE THE WHITE PLASTIC FLEXIBLE VENT PIPE. IT IS A FIRE HAZZARD.

May not be exact, just posting info I know;

If memory serves you remove the Front Panel. This allows access to tab,s that are depressed, and allows the removal of the Right/Upper metal part of the case, (After removing rear Philips screws, 'natch)

I also seem to remember that there are plastic 'Tabs' on the top plastic cover, that protrude down into the top metal frame of the computer case. Once the wires are disconnected, the tabs are depressed, and this allows the plastic top to slide off.

Direction? Memory fading. Can't remember if you slide to the Front, or Rear. Looking at those plastic tabs should reveal this.

Also cannot remember if the plastic Top needs to be removed first, THEN the 'fairing'.

Awaiting your reply. Post back in a Comment.
Perhaps together, as you work on disassembling the case, we can solve this problem.
Remove the Front Panel, then tell me what you see.

http://www.sevenforums.com/hardware-devices/78976-disassembling-gateway-dx4300-case.html

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Regards,
joecoolvette

I don't know all of your situation, but I have found 1/2" flexible connection lines braided or neoprene very adequate. Another suggestion is to use 3/8" plastic tubing with appropriate fittings. Hope this is helpful.

Hello Sabee ,
Please post your question as a reply or comment in your previous post . We can't help you here .
Thanks ,
fanaudi .

Sunglasses frames are made from metal or plastic. Metal frames, particularly expensive ones, are often made of mixtures of nickel and other metals such as silver. These frames have precisely engineered features, such as sculpted and gimbaled nose-pads, durable hinges with self-locking screws, and flexible temples.

the part number for the kit is 8201756 it replaces the plastic part that broke off inside the chute area with a stainless plate that can be put in with the double sided tape or with stainless sheet metal screws it is not that hard to install either way, there are instructions in the kit that will tell you how to install the kit
hope this helps since im doing this for Free

your Premium problem is posted correctly
here http://www.fixya.com/support/t289910-color_wrong

I have also posted a reply to your question there.

See my previous post about intensive head cleaning. That should get you going again in no time.

See the post HERE.
http://www.fixya.com/support/t138226-printer_not_printing