Keeps going o protect how do i stop ths?

Check your owners manual, or go to the manufacturers site and download the manual

I havea PDF version but I don't know how to send it you. You may be able to download it from ths link
http://www.ownerservicemanual.com/871-owners-manual-for-yamaha-ef2000is-generator.html

Turn off tap to click on the touchpad. Go to Mouse properties in the Control Panel and go to the tab at the very right.
You can also turn off the touchpad completely if you don't use it by holding the Fn key and pressing F7.

I don't know for sure about the Ford 500 but in general the manufacturers don't have a lot of room for extra fuses and wires so probably only one fuse goes to the seat or seats. I would find the fuse box and hopefully the fuses are all labeled.

I assume the seat at one time went forward and backward. What can stop it from doing this is something like a rock getting in the gear and stopping the motor from moving or maybe just dying on its own. It could instead be a wire or connector.

I hope this helps.

I don't have the manual to de-code your error but it seems air flow sensor needs checking.

try down powering your router for 30 seconds and turn it back on.
on a p.c connected to the wi fi. go to the command promt and type in tracert www.fixya.com

and see if the path takes you to your router ip address .

It's clearly a thermal problem. You need to clean the coolers and the radiators. If you don't have technical skills, you need to bring the computer to service.

It is possible there is an intermittent contact, but I don't believe there is anything to worry about.

The HOLD slider does not turn off the recorder. It only turns the keyboard off and the display off as well. The clock keeps running.

A simple test?
Start a RECORDing operation and slide the switch to HOLD.
(In my VN-1800 the keyboard goes dead, but the display stays on.)
(In my DS-330, the keyboard goes dead and the display goes off.)

If I slide the switch to HOLD during a PLAYBACK operation, it keeps going until the file has finished playing. Then it goes blank.

Dirty lasers don't cause "protection" problems. Are you sure thay message is displayed on the CD player? That word is nowhere in its manual.

Hi, the amp is going into protect mode. You can either keep it turned down or possibly reconfigure the speaker connections for a higher impedance. If you tell be the model of your sub, I may be able to suggest a better arrangement.

There is a manual here if you don't have one: http://manual.kenwood.com/en_contents/attachDownload/6017/