Trying to disassemble. I'm nearly finished, but no screws left to unscrew to get the rod to come out. Any suggestions?

I saw this fix posted on another blog by a fellow named Patrick. I tried it today and it it worked. It fixed my Westinghouse lvm-37w1. Basically disassemble the back of the TV (removing all the screws on the edges and middle). Remove screws holding bottom speaker and stand. There are 2 chrome rods extending down. There are small screws inside holding them on. You can turn the rods and unscrew the screws but need a small screw driver to put them back on. Remove the black cover on the back. remove the plates on the lower middle section. You will expose a printed circuit card. unplug wires and unscrew 4 screws holding it in. Remove it, turn it upside down and inspect the solder joints near the lower middle (especially under the gray relay on the other side). I found 4 solder joints that were cracked. Resolder the larger solder joints that are cracked or look bad (small solder joints are too delicate). Put it back to gether and it should work now. Mine works great. No more black screen with no sound.

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Try and disassemble the dispenser & check the wiring to the dispenser housing--

1. Disassemble the top plate assembly(Unscrew 2 screws on the back of the top plate).
2. Pull out the drawer.
3. Push out the DISPENSER ASSEMBLY after unscrew 2 screws.
4. Unscrew the nut at the lower part of the dispenser.
5. Disassemble the 4 connectors from the valves--
Wire Color
Blue Housing (OR-BK)
White Housing (WH-BK)
Blue Housing (GY-BK)
Red Housing (BL-BK)
6. Unscrew 2 screws from the back of the cabinet.
Hope this helps... Please post back if you need more information.
Daniel

Turn over the controller, open all the screws and gently remove the back. There you would see a black screw near the heart drive. There could be two solutions after this step. If the screw is loose, tighten it but not too much. Otherwise unscrew it and just simply press on the area. After you are finished screw everything back with a 1.4mm screwdriver

Hello sir; There have foer part to be separet; 1, auto doccument feeder. 2, machine body , 3 base, 4 finisher. Now let's separet finisher; open the finisher door, on the right hand side first screw lock the cross bar, unscrew it ,pull out cross bar move finisher away, next to remove ADF lift up ADF you can see two big hinge, unscrew it and remove it ,nex to separet body and base;on the back cover of the machine on the lower left have a small cover with one screw on it release open it out you will see the connector, disconnect it, now pull out the second tray there have a screw inside the bottom screw the body and base together, unscrew it next remove the plastic strip between the front door and 1st paper tray, you will see two handle , good luck !!!

On the DPSR610EGWT if you open the dryer door and look at the top of that opening There are two small phillips screws that hold down the top of the dryer. Unscrew those, lift the top and then slide it to the left to remove the top. Next, near the top of the seams between the front and side panels is a screw. Unscrew the small screw and the front will lift off. Be careful because the drum is supported by the front and there are also wires connected on the left. Hope this helps!

The glue needed to keep support of the screws, is minor and NOT as near strong as you think.

Whether the screws are your basic, small philips or tri-three, etc. It's important to identify that first.

When you have handy the screw-driver needed for to disassemble, just unscrew it. The glue and or material will not withhold you from disassembling the device. Be careful.

Thanks.

If this is a rack and pinion type steering, in order to remove the inner tie rods you will first have loosen the jam nut at the outer tie rod end,next unbolt the outer tie rod from the steering knuckle, unscrew the outer tie rod end off (be sure to count how many turns to remove), next remove the inner bellows boot (black boot) from the tie rod / rack and pinion, next is to unscrew the inner tie rod from the rack assembly (the do make a tool for this to make it easier) but if you do not have the tool,you can sometimes use a big pair of channel locks or a big enough wrench to fit on the fitting on the inside of the inner tie rod, and just unscrew the inner tie rod (normal left=loosen, right=tighten). Hope this helps. Would also recommend having it aligned after you are finished.

thats an eazy one by a new element from one off our links at fixya and install it with the power off and no theres no reason why this happened it just wore out God bless,tom

Found this - should help you

cosmetic screw covers that cover nothing
"remove this panel so you can remove that panel so you can slide the
carriage holder and unscrew the fenortnor rods."
"Flex the case in the middle and the undercarriage will drop out."
"Slide the front cover a couple inches left and remove screws, then
turn it around and lift the cover one inch to remove third screw."

Yeah easy on the back near the handle there are two screws unscrew them next gently tug the back cover off and it will sound like it is break but it is just unclicking. And as always unplug the thing.