I am replacing one damaged roller on my AP13AK planer. I have an exploded view of the whole machine which shows numbers of all parts. A list and description of parts would be helpful. Where can this be located?

At my Web site here, I have a video showing you how to remove a typical over the range microwave's grille and control panel assembly in about 5 minutes.

Then you can find and refer to the technical sheet for this model found hidden behind the controller or grille or get it online here.

Next, you'll need to take the oven down from its mount. The installation instructions are a must, and if for some reason you don't still have them, you can download them here.

You can buy GE parts and find helpful exploded views and parts lists by entering your full model number here.

On exploded view diagram 5, "Interior Parts (1) Parts" shows the convection parts, including the heating element, here called a "heater sheath" at ref. # 3019. It is part number WB44X10046 and again, you can get it from the Pros here.

If you have other questions, please e-mail me here with your full model number as shown on the tag in or on the oven, and your detailed symptoms.

It's easier to find parts and manuals with model numbers. On the Dewalt service website (http://servicenet.dewalt.com) they show your motor number is substituted with part number A00903. If you do a parts search on that motor you will see it fits four different Delta planers, all but one has a manual listed under downloads. Find the model closest to your planer.

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The exploded view diagram shows just the motor, coupler, roller, and glass tray.

Unless you were given the wrong parts, I'd say the motor may not be mounted up in the proper position.
You can find links to helpful exploded view diagrams and part ordering help here.

I recommend that you bookmark that link to your favorites.This one is made by Samsung for Maytag / Whirlpool. Here are the Samsung part numbers from the exploded view / parts list and the Samsung parts are cheaper than the Maytag numbers, and you can order them here.

REF PART # DESC
24 DE31−10104D Motor, Turntable
25 DE67−00180A Coupler, Glider
26 DE97−00192C Guide, Tray
27 DE74−20015G Tray, Cooking

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I can send you exploded views of the machine and if you then give me the reference number of the part I can send you the actual part number.. There are 14 individual drawing though, so you need to tell me which area the part you need is in..

If the model number you have this listed under is correct, you find some very helpful exploded view diagrams (which include part numbers) of your appliance at these websites for FREE:

searspartsdirect.com
appliancepartspros.com
pcappliancerepair.com

If you wish to purchase a repair manual that shows step-by-step how to repair and replace most items on your direct drive washer, repairclinic.com has a repair manual listed for $19.95 USD. The part number is 1170635.

If you still have questions, please let me know. I hope this helps you.

Go to appliancepartspros and type in the model number you provided. There are some excellent exploded view diagrams of every section of your washer along with parts listings and prices. I hope this is helpful to you. If you need further assistance, please let me know.

I use denatured alcohol to clean the rollers on my Makita, and it doesn't seem to have harmed them over the years, but I do this infrequently. If your rollers are coated with pitch and or chips they won't feed well, no matter how they're adjusted.
(I don't think this planer has the capability to adjust the spring tension on the rollers, but I could be wrong.) You can consult the manual online at http://www.dewaltservicenet.com/Products/DocumentView.aspx?productid=22538&typeId=7605&documentId=21151
If you can attach dust collection to the planer it will probably help.
Also, the direction of the grain makes a difference when trying to plane boards as dense as poplar, (which has a kind of weedy, roey grain sometimes, that would prefer to tear out.)
For example, if you were feeding the board from right to left of the page, the grain on the side of the board should look like this//////// instead of this\\\\\\, which will have a tendency to tear out and jam the planer. If you can make sure the boards feed through in the right direction, this may solve your problems.
I heartily recommend the wax, as well. And possibly compressed air with a nozzle to blow chips aside.
Also consider the length of the boards and the effect of the drop weight on the planer's rollers if there is not an extension roller in place (or a worker) to hold the board as it makes its pass through the machine.
If you feed the board with the cup side down to begin with, taking light passes to smooth the top face, then flipping it over end over end and feeding the other side in the opposite direction, flattening first one face, then the other, you might have better luck.
Aside from all this, a surface planer isn't a jointer, which is designed to straighten & flatten boards, and portable planers in general won't perform as well as industrial models of the same capacity.
If you will continue to be running a lot of stock through your machine, you might want to consider investing in a used 13" Rockwell or Delta or some such cast iron planer, with rollers top and bottom to facilitate movement of course material. They aren't as portable, but might save time in the long run.
On a final note, there's no replacement for sharp knives. Even the best planer won't drive stock well when the knives get dull.
Best of luck!

Looks like I found the answer to the problem of Skybox not dispensing. I replaced the sensor in the dispensing door and my Skybox now works great!
Part is available from partselect.com just look up your Skybox model number, mine was Skybox model MBV1976AAB. The diagram on the website should show you the exploded view of the door section of your Skybox. You are looking for partselect.com part number 901892 or on the exploded view it will be number 21. The Maytag part number is 11001182, board flipper sensor. My Skybox had been down for two years and now works again!

It's called either the turntable coupler or the turntable support, depending on your model number. You can visit the Sears parts Web site at http://www3.sears.com/ and enter your full model number and see exploded view diagrams, parts lists, and order the part. Or you can call Sears parts at 1-800-252-1698.