My friend has poison ivy but on her forearm she also has a bite that she doesn't know where she got . The bite is on her arm but spreading on her arms & one leg , it has blisters around it kinda black in the middle and for a couple days its had clear suff running out of it shes using an off brand anti itch cream. But what could it be ?

SOURCE: BACK LEG LEVELING ARM

The back legs are usually not adjustable. Adjust the front legs & lock them with the lock nuts, at the lowest level, that is the machine tilts towards the front. Adjust further if there is any shake when you try with your hands.

You could also check to see if any springs or shocks have become loose. Refer manual.

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• Posted on Mar 20, 2009

SOURCE: Mixing Arm Doesn't Turn

As long as it makes the ice cream, it doesn't matter which one turns. If it's not making the ice cream, call Cuisinart, as both the lid and the mixing arm can be replaced.

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SOURCE: danby DDW396W-2

I have had a similar problem numerous times, a couple of which required manoeuvreing it into a place I could work on it, and a laborious removal of the covers. Each time, up until this current incident, the solution that worked, at least temporarily, was quite simple. The recurrent problem was at least consistent: every 6-8 months I would find that the pump would work but the spray arm was not moving. The solutions always seemed to be something different: once all I needed to do was to prime the pump, other times it seemed like calcium and lime build-up was clogging up the parts so a little C.L.R. got me on my way.

This most current incident was more baffling, as my standard solutions did not work. However, I think I finally got to the root of the problem.

Look inside the dish compartment, to the right, near the top. There are two little nubby holes. Their function is to allow air to enter/exit either the spray arm pump tubing or the water filling tubing. Remove the one zillion screws from the cover to access the innards. Pull off the tubing and unscrew the washer (it will be tight due to the sealant on it). Upon inspection, I found that the air hole for the spray arm pump was clogged with food residue. A tiny screwdriver will clear things out nicely - you should be able to see through it. If you clear it out a little but, but still can't see through it, then I presume you're just going to have the same problem back again.

It is important that this be clear so that the water can displace the air while filling is occurring and allow for good suction. Actually, it looked like a manufacturing flaw - there was still some residual plastic from the original molding on the inside, and food was getting caught on it.

Good luck.

SOURCE: My friend has a bite on her knee it was burning to

It would help to know what part of the world she was in when she got bit. Sounds similar to a fire ant bite.