Removing rotating base

If you have removed the base, then remove the speaker compartment which has a lock that holds the plugins part. I repaired a similar tv today at my work shop.

Disconnect the power and get a flat bladed screw driver to remove some of the bulb base away from the socket. Insert long nose pliers into the area created and turn base counterclockwise to remove.

Hi! Your vacuum is most likely not picking up because of a clog, dirty filter or worn belt or a combination of the three. Please try these trouble shooting steps below.

1. Check that the brushes are still spinning. If not replace the belt.
2. Remove the hose from both ends. Use a broom stick to loosen and remove any clogs from the hose.
3. Remove the dirt cup. Remove the red baffle tube by rotating 1/4 turn counter-clockwise. Clear the baffle tube of any hair or debris. Replace the baffle tube.
4. Remove the filter from vacuum base. Hold filter under running water to rinse. Allow 24 hours to air dry before replacing.

Hope this helps get your vacuum back up and running!

1. Place the TV faced down on a soft cloth or cushion to protect the LCD panel from damage.
2. As indicated in the photo with the arrow labeled "1," remove the two screws at the bottom.
3. As indicated in the photo in the box labeled "2," remove the two screws at the top.
4. Remove the stand body

Tail/Turn Signal Lamp Removal & Installation Cab/Chassis

To Remove:

1. Disconnect lamp assembly electrical connector.
2. Remove nuts and lamp assembly from bracket.
3. Remove lens screws.
4. Remove lens, gasket and bulb.

To Install:

1. Install lamp assembly and nuts to bracket.
2. Connect electrical connector.
3. Install bulb, gasket and lens.
4. Install lens screws.

Except Cab/Chassis

To Remove:

1. Lower endgate.
2. Remove 2 tail/turn signal lamp assembly retaining screws.
3. Rotate tail/turn signal lamp assembly and remove from vehicle.
4. Disconnect lamp assembly electrical connector.
5. Remove bulbs by pulling straight out of bases.

To Install:

1. Install bulbs by pushing straight into bases.
2. Connect electrical connector.
3. Install tail/turn signal lamp assembly to vehicle and secure with 2 screws.

dust and debris get under the plate; remove the fence from the base and the lock mechanism from the plate; flip saw over and remove the retaining nut from the spindle, the base should pull easily away from the plate.thoroughly clean the bottom of the plate and the top of the base and check for/remove any imperfections in either with emory cloth. use a mineral oil based lubricant when reassembling and be careful not to overtighten the retaining nut.blow out the base after use with an air gun and lube lightly after each day's use to avoid this in the future

PLEASE DON'T FORGET TO RATE!!!

Rear Turn Signal, Brake, & Marker Lights

1. Disconnect the negative battery cable.
   
2. Open the trunk.
   
3. Unfasten the nuts or other retainers from the rear trim.
   
4. Unfasten or release the housing cover retainers.
   
5. On some vehicles, you may have to remove the rear fascia/body panel and light assembly to get to the sockets.
   

On some vehicles, such as this 1986 Grand Am, you must remove the rear body panel with the lamp

Depending upon vehicle application, remove the lamp socket either by rotating it counterclockwise (approximately 1/4 turn) until the plastic tabs disengage, or by squeezing the metal tangs while pulling the socket from the light assembly


Remove the lamp socket assembly by turning it counterclockwise, then pulling it out

Generally, side marker lamps use small bulbs with flat, blade-type bases, and tail lights/turn signals use larger, round-based ("bayonet") bulbs.

1. Remove the bulb from the socket using the appropriate method. Bulbs with blade-type bases pull straight out, while those with round bases and protruding pins (bayonet-type bulbs) must be depressed, then rotated counterclockwise (approximately 1/8 turn) before pulling out.
   

Remove the side marker bulb from its socket by pulling straight out

To install:

1. Secure the bulb in the socket using the appropriate method. Bulbs with blade-type bases push straight in, while those with round bases and protruding pins (bayonet-type bulbs) must be inserted, then depressed and rotated clockwise (approximately 1/8 turn).
   
2. Install the lamp socket using the appropriate method. Depending on the type of socket, either engage the plastic tabs, and rotate the socket clockwise (approximately 1/4 turn), or push on the socket until the metal tangs engage.
   
3. Install the housing cover nuts.
   
4. If removed, install the rear fascia and light assembly.
   
5. Install the rear trim.
   
6. Connect the negative battery cable, then check the operation of the rear lights.
   

Raise the light assessory on the front of the vac. Remove the roller assembly by rotating the square dial as indicated by the arrows. Then you must attach the accessory that sort of looks like a 4 inch square open box to the front of the vac where you removed the roller assembly and lock into place. Next you remove your bag assembly by unsnapping at the top of the handle to the vac, then at the base of the bag assembly you must unlock the plastic base from the metal vac unit by turning it counter clockwise and then pulling off. Finally you attach the hose assembly where you removed the bag assembly and lock into place by turning clockwise (reverse of taking off bag assembly base). Put vac in neutral and power on. Now you will blow from the hose assembly.

remove chopper, clean screen on chopper.

I have an Olevia 42" TV. I was able to remove the base by removing 16 screws on the back side. They were arranged vertically in 4 sets of 4. The screws go through the back panel, through the base and attach (without nuts) directly into the inside of the TV. After removing the 16 screws the stand simply slides out.
I tried removing two screws underneath the base area. They were small screws and were a pain to remove. I thought I would try that first instead of removing 16 screws but that did nothing.
Good luck!