Production dates? Need site showing approx production dates of different models of dell

The Fossil Blue series, which was renowned for its sporty and informal designs, most certainly includes the Fossil Blue Chronograph 3-hand with date watch CH-2331 that you currently own. The absence of the "Speedway" label under "Fossil" next to the date display on your watch could, however, be due to changes in labeling and designs over time.
The timepieces from Fossil are frequently updated with minor design tweaks or limited editions. The "Speedway" label's presence or absence might point to a different design or perhaps even a different production run.

It is advised to get in touch with Fossil customer assistance or go to an authorized Fossil retailer in order to precisely verify whether your watch is a first production or a different model. They may be able to assist you in determining the precise specifications of your watch and its production timeline because they may have access to historical records and data regarding previous iterations of the CH-2331 model.

those are production numbers. The small one (5821) means only 5820 models rolled off the production line until this one came out. The other one 49280 is some time later. If you look at the stamp on the door pillar, it should show the "build date" for that vehicle-usually shows the month and year. The #5821 probably means it was made in the fall of 1971. The other model could be late '71 or in 1972.

free drivers MAY be available from the manufacturers web site. They may charge for the restore cd's because the drivers are product code specific. Meaning that the same model number may have changed drivers mid production. You'll need the date code from the label to get the correct set of drivers.

Found very little on that model: Kenmore 25373156301
24 in. Wide, 18 in. Height, 24 in. Depth and approx. 112 lbs.
15,000 BTU, Parts are still available.
Unknown date(s) of manufacture but Sears (Kenmore) does have similar (exact matches) models still in production.

Trek doesn't give exact production data. The best is a date range based on the headbadge on the bike. Compare your headbadge to their web site under support tab. Local Trek dealer can also assist

Check the Dell support site; you may need a new driver. Most companies do support their products with updated drivers for several years after production has ended.

Toyota did not make 'two' models of Corolla.

The production date determine what year the car is, With a build date of X / 97, that makes your car a 1997 model. On some of the Corollas, however, mid-year production changes dictate that you supply the build date to obtain certain parts, as they may have been updated during the production run.

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Changes are almost always done by production date.Sometimes it is expressed as a date and sometimes they use a serial number or VIN number.The production date is your safest bet.

The way I understand how Hoshizaki machines work, the model number is usually what the unit will produce, in pounds of ice. Their manual states: "Approximate production/ 24 hours @ 70 degrees air/ 50 degrees water (incoming)" So, yours should be producing 450 pounds a day, approimately. Since I can not pin point your exact model, I found one that is close. It states: "Ice Production per cycle: 6.6 pounds, 360 pcs." Again, it is not you exact machine. Their web site does not show this model either. So this is the best info I can get for you. Hope this helps.

ensure that you have roxio disk or that you can reinstall it from your pc factory utilities (on dell, hp etc. under start button/all programs)
Go to
control panel
add remove program
remove roxio and install it again.
If it does not work, Windows may have developed a problem. In this case run system restore to an earlier date.