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Re: I am in need of replacement screws and the skinny...
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The freezer drawer front is held onto the glide-out rails with screws on either side. These will be 10mm. Once the screws are removed you can lift the drawer front up and off the rails.Be careful when replacing to keep both left and right rails the same distance out from the cabinet so that they close evenly.
If the alignment is true and rollers move with ease, you should not have any jerking motion. Unlock the door catch from the pulley line of the motor. The door should be FREE to lift by hand. With the door Free of the motor/line-pulley, lift by hand. Do so a number of times and see if it binds or is free to move up and down easily. If it binds, the alignment is off and needs adjustment. If it moves quite well, then the problem can be the door sensors. These are the two face to face sensing devices at the bottom of the metal guides on both sides. These sensors need to be horizontal and fixed to allow Line Of Site to operate correctly. Check both Alignments, Rails and Sensors.
Remove the left side cover to expose the flywheel and ignition module. Set the module pole gap by turning the flywheel magnets under the module, insert a thin business card into the pole gaps, loosen the module screws to allow the module to contact the magnets. Tighten the screws and turn the flywheel somewhat to remove the card. Turn the flywheel one full turn to make sure the gaps do not close up at any point. Remove the ignition switch wire from the coil connection (not the pole ground), and install a fresh spark plug gapped at 0.020". Try again for spark. If nothing, replace the module. Hope this helps!
Remove the starter mechanism and the left side cover to expose the flywheel and ignition module. If you have little or no spark, try setting the pole gap using a thin business card for a gap gauge. Turn the flywheel magnets under the ignition module poles, insert the card into the gaps, loosen the module screws and allow the poles to contact the magnets. Reset the screws and try for spark. Hope this helps!
I don’t believe changing the contactor to a double pole contactor will
solve this problem. It appears by your description that bugs are being
attracted to the contact points on the contactor. Changing to a double
pole contactor will not eliminate that problem but only provide another
contact point for the bugs to be attracted to. The most effective
solution would be to replace the current contactor with a sealed design
where the contact points are totally enclosed. Enclosed contactors are
completely enclosed protecting it from bugs and dirt. These type of
contactors are available in the single pole design so no further wiring
modifications are needed. You can consult a professional A/C service
company like mine for more information and assistance.
Hope this helps. Let me know if there's anything I can do for you!
shut the breaker off,loosen the screws and the breaker will lift off the rail,loosen the wires on the breaker,bring breaker to store when buying replacement,snap new breaker in place on rail,make sure lugs are tight on new breaker,turn breaker on
You have to take the box apart and clean the lens.Ok !
The white plastic gear that moves the laser must make
contact with the "motor". A bad contact here can cause disk read
errors. Sometimes it looks Ok, but you may need to remove the lens and
bend the white gear for good contact.
The two rails on
which the lens move must be very slippery - which can be lubricated
with cooking or motor oil. Usually the holes where the rail is (on the
right side of the lens) are dirty or you have to bore then out
slightly, making the holes bigger.
The lens uses little
torx screw (black) that move the lens up and down on the rail. Usually
the lens is too high and requires adjustment.
Take the
lens off these 2 rails and take the black plastic cover off. Turn the
lense upside-down and you'll find there are 2 screws (silver, phillips
or torx) that you have to remove to take the upper little lens off.
Then
you'll see a larger lens that is usually very dirty (this lens is a
mirror to light). If that's dirty, it will give a disk read error.
You'll have to take the little electric board off that you see on the
other side of the big lens-mirror. It's probably dirty too, so clean
it. Alcohol should work OK for this task.
The lens bottom has 2 + 2 screws. You move the upper "little" lens up-down-left-right (this may require a special screwdriver)
The motor "rail" that moves the lens must be very clean and oiled and the 2 rails too.
The white plastic gear that moves the laser must make
contact with the "motor". A bad contact here can cause disk read
errors. Sometimes it looks Ok, but you may need to remove the lens and
bend the white gear for good contact.
The two rails on
which the lens move must be very slippery - which can be lubricated
with cooking or motor oil. Usually the holes where the rail is (on the
right side of the lens) are dirty or you have to bore then out
slightly, making the holes bigger.
The lens uses little
torx screw (black) that move the lens up and down on the rail. Usually
the lens is too high and requires adjustment.
Take the
lens off these 2 rails and take the black plastic cover off. Turn the
lense upside-down and you'll find there are 2 screws (silver, phillips
or torx) that you have to remove to take the upper little lens off.
Then
you'll see a larger lens that is usually very dirty (this lens is a
mirror to light). If that's dirty, it will give a disk read error.
You'll have to take the little electric board off that you see on the
other side of the big lens-mirror. It's probably dirty too, so clean
it. Alcohol should work OK for this task.
The lens bottom has 2 + 2 screws. You move the upper "little" lens up-down-left-right (this may require a special screwdriver)
The motor "rail" that moves the lens must be very clean and oiled and the 2 rails too.
I had the same problem and was able to just go and buy the replacement screws at the hardware store. I actually took the parts to the store with me to make sure they fit.
Also, I am missing the plastic parts that make the side rail move up and down. Do you know where I could locate these? Thanks!
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