Lost plugs & need new ones - Handy Trends 2 Minute Inflatable Bed Air Matress Full Size

Check that you have a spark .
The gap may be lost on the flywheel

Need to look at scan tool data & road test

Nothing you can personally do

Do not need a check light on to have stored
codes & other useful data

Well you need a few things for an engine to run. Spark , Fuel, and Air..to start. Assuming that the plugs are the correct ones, and all the wires are connected properly & that the distributor cap was installed properly (AND SET IN TIME correctly). I would have to lean towards maybe a warped head. But there a quite a few variables that need to be eliminated before you can really begin to start down the road with a diagnosis. Good Luck

I have one if you still need it. Hooked my sub up to a different receiver and cut that end off to hard wire it. It has about a foot of wire and the white plug on the end that goes into the receiver.

http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/driverslist.aspx?&s=gen&ServiceTag=&SystemID=PRN_ALL_A962&osl=en&os=WLH

Select your operating system from the drop down menu, then click the download link on the right hand side of the screen.

They put the GFI in line at the front, all the other plugs run off it. One of the other plugs, has lost ground, has lost neutral, a simple plug in tester will tell you this, find the fault, or,, you have a fluorescent bulb plugged into it. The gfi's are very sensitive, they snap at the drop of the barometer.

You'll need to replace the blower motor. The squealing was the last of the lubricatioin leaving the bearings. (Generic instructions) You'll be able to remove this fairly easily by removing just a few bolts/screws, and maybe a cover, and the plug in. Depending on where you buy the new blower motor, some come with the fan attached or you'll just have to switch the fan from the old motor to the new motor & just put it back in & plug it up.

When the old one is removed, you'll be able to see how the bearings have lost their ability to work properly by rotating the shaft. I would suggest bypassing the switches & such, but based upon the age & noise that should be a waste of time.

I looked, 45.00 on eBay Free S&H. w/fan attached no core charge.
Item # 350308801462

If you take the answering machine to a RadioShack, they try the different sized plugs in and also match up the volts/amps for you and make sure it works before you leave so that you don't have to do anything. They cost between $10 and $35 depending on the strength needed.

Hope this helps! :)

Have a look at one like yours in store & see what specs are on plug in to charge. It will say Output voltage ..., then how many amps, or milli-amps, for example: ( output voltage 13.5 VDC @ 800ma.) Now find a charger/adapter, with same specs, and plug. Perhaps one your using is very minimal output, or lower voltage. Be sure polarity symbol is same on both too.

Here are drivers for the printer - download them (click 'Get'), plug the printer in and then install the drivers.