The lead weight that goes inside my barracuda keeps falling out. I use slicone to keep it in place. Is there something stronger I could use?

Go to the following link:
http://www.avantiproducts.com/products/id/489

at the bottom of the page, click on the pdf "parts and accessories"

Sorry, but none of you are actually answering the question. I have the same problem (but with the pacer).
The main internal body of the cleaner, (that houses the diaphragm) keeps unscrewing itself and the inner part is the free to pulse (from the full functional diaphragm) in place, because the pulse generated by the opening and closed diaphragm isn't now able to jolt the outer body and therefore move it around the pool.
There is noting wrong with the diaphragm and nothing lodged inside it.
Does anybody have an answer for *that*?

Had that problem on a BMW 2002. It was the leads to one or more of the door switches. try using an absorbant cloth and drying around the door alarm switch if it is separate. Somes door alarm leads are tied into the door light switch. Older cars have very obvious push pin switches for lghts. If that solves it, a little slicone sealant around the edge of the switch plate will help. Also, could be a similar switch on the hood or trunck lid.

There could be something blocking the paper path. Try to shake the printer upside down. You'll be amazed of the things that falls off inside the printer. Also, make sure that there's no paper left inside the printer. Tiny pieces of paper will still lead to paper jams.

It depends on what you call backwards. These do move in the direction of the hose, not opposite the hose. Try adjusting the hose weights per the installation manual and it should work fine for you.

Okay, from what you are saying its the weight of the battery that makes the battery cover fall of so i would apply a little, emphasis on little bit of glue before i put in the battery to hold the battery in place so the battery stays in even when the cover is not in place, then find a more stylish way of keeping the cover in place, maybe A LITTLE glue to the ridges that the cover slides on will be enough, you wont have any problem prying both lose when you have to, A LITTLE, lol , Hope this helps..

Thank you! I found the reset button and now it works again.

replace gromments and reduce the weight that you put inside the shelf/basket.

is this a clip for holding something in place or a jumper like this one?
http://www.thg.ru/howto/20020904/print.html link if picture does not show ( scroll halfway down to see jumper photo.

if it looks like this , bend the two pins it goes on apart just a tiny bit before you replace it on the pins, this will add enough tension when you put the jumper on to keep it from freely falling offf

Lakewood 5500 Heater - Here is a picture of the rear side of the open heater thermostat with the two switches for 600 and 990W at the left. The 3oz metal piece is the weight that broke off from the thermostat assembly. It fell down and made a short between the case and the power switch. There is a visible burn mark where the short occurred.

I am convinced that if the heater ever falls over, the metal weight will break off and fall down and probably create a short against the case. It may disconnect the 120V power at the thermostat or cause a high enough current to kick out your breaker in the house.

The attachment of the 3oz metal weight to the back of the thermostat is not strong enough to survive when the heater falls over; it wil break off.