What is magnetic plate? What is its use?

Unfortunately, the disassmbly procedure varies by model. The user manual may be of value in describing such. If you have indeed received the wrong sized part, you might contact the part supplier's customer service to see what they might do. And you should consider whether the machine is still under warranty before trying to disassemble it, as such likely would void warranty. That said, perhaps contacting Phillips via the following site may be of specific assistance: https://philips.encompass.com/modelbrowse/SAE/10/21

https://coffeemaker.top/saeco-problem-solving#How_to_disassemble_your_Saeco_coffee_machine

The disassembly instructions at this second link may not apply to your model. I would have to know the model number to even try to find an applicable manual or disassembly procedure. If that is not easily obserable or in the user manual, perhaps the Phillips customer service can assist.

Samsung Galaxy Note 3: S Pen stopped working on screen:

Hello. The S Pen is not powered by a battery per se. The screen on your phone generates a magnetic field. There's a coil inside the S Pen that captures energy from the field to power the pen.

1. Question are your S Pen options turned off?
Settings>Controls>S Pen>

turn on Direct Pen Input
turn on Air Command
turn on Air View
etc..

2. it could be the pen tip that is worn out and needs to be changed. Check the tip by pressing it into the pen with your finger.. if you feel the tip going into the pen too far, it's probably the tip that is broken or worn out. Some customers say buying new tips is too much trouble, and getting a new OEM Samsung S Pen made for your Note 3 is a safer option.

3. it could be the wacom digitizer screen that is having problems on your phone and needs to be fixed. If you had fixed the screen prior, it could mean the person who installed the replacement screen could have did a bad job.

4. if you are using a magnet closure case, try taking it off and then using your S Pen. Because the external case magnet can interrupt the magnetic field the S Pen uses for power rendering it useless, until you remove the magnetic closing case.. and then all should be well again.

5. You can do tests on Note 3's that are not carrier locked by dialing *#0*# (this is not a solution but it can help eliminate possibilities)


DIAGNOSTIC TEST your Pen for Samsung Galaxy Note 3

6. If you bought an Aftermarket knockoff S Pen, that's probably the problem right there. A lot of non OEM Samsung S Pen's have their own issues and work for only some things.

7. You can try fixing the sensitivity of the S Pen



8. Buy an original Samsung Galaxy S Pen. A Note 1, 2, 4, or Note 5 S Pen will work for your Note 3, but it may not fit inside the Note 3's internal compartment/holder. You can try buying a used one to save money, but be aware that you might have to change the tip

Why do you need a manual there is nothing to do. To make the stirring function work, you need a magnetic stir bar (just a Teflon coated magnet. There is a motor-powered spinning magnet under the ceramic plate.

The heater is not thermostatically controlled. It just heats more as you turn the dial more.

From Wikipedia: A magnetic stirrer or magnetic mixer is a laboratory device that employs a rotating magnetic field to cause a stir bar (also called "flea") immersed in a liquid to spin very quickly, thus stirring it. The rotating field may be created either by a rotating magnet or a set of stationary electromagnets, placed beneath the vessel with the liquid. Since glass does not affect a magnetic field appreciably (it is transparent to magnetism), and most chemical reactions take place in glass vessels (i.e. see beaker (glassware) or laboratory flasks), magnetic stir bars work well in glass vessels. On the other hand, the limited size of the bar means that magnetic stirrers can only be used for relatively small (under 4 liters) experiments. They also have difficulty dealing with viscous liquids or thick suspensions. For larger volumes or more viscous liquids, some sort of mechanical stirring is typically needed.

These normally have a flat plate that you push against the piece to be drilled. There is a switch that you then trrow which magnatizes the plate, attaching it to the piece being drilled.

NOTE, these do not usually use normal drill bits, more like lathe cutters.

it will come out when you drain the oil

have a few receivers one with front cover tacked on as bracket broke all receivers are working and in great shape accept the one with the face plate tacked on but it works like a gem also will be listing on ebay soon

To reset the unit, pry off the silver faceplate.
Turn the unit on using the power button on the right side.
Press the reset button that was hidden behind the face plate.
The GPS unit should restart, and display its software version.
Make a note of the software version in case you have to call customer service.
To acquire satellites make sure the GPS has a clear view of the sky.

For Garmin customer service, call 800-800-1020.
You can also go to this link for complete customer service info:
Garmin Customer Service

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I fixed the problem with my microwave turntable motor without having to replace it. I removed the motor from the microwave and placed it in a small vise. Using a very small flat head screwdriver I was able to pry up the four tabs holding the casing together. You may need a slightly larger screwdriver after that to bend them back out of the way so you can remove the motor cover plate. Carefully take out all the plastic gears and note their position for re-assembly. You will find that the primary gear, at the bottom of the rest of the gears is attached to the motor magnet. It has a shaft that acts as a bushing passing through the center motor magnet. On the underside it is attached to a plastic washer. This is where it breaks. The motor magnet spins free of the gear/bushing/washer assembly. I used JB Weld epoxy to glue this assembly back together and it works like brand new. Note: On mine there were four indentations on each side of the motor magnet which corresponded to little ?bumps? on the underside of the gear on top and washer on the bottom. Place all the plastic gears back into the motor in the correct order, slide on the motor cover plate and use a small cold chisel with a round end and tap hammer to bend the tabs back into place. If this worked for you please let me know ? [email protected]