Trying to figure out year & model of a TM dirtbike, I purchased, I have ser.#ZEXMD27C62A00D500

The warranty depends on which part needs service and when the refrigerator was purchased, assuming residential use. The entire refrigerator had a one-year warranty, excluding things like the water filter. However the sealed refrigerant system has a five-year warranty. The compressor has a 10-year warranty.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

I have the PDF files of most all Miller made machines (prior to 2000-2001 year models). The Technical Manuals have information (ie: voltage readings, troubleshooting guides, parts breakdowns, wiring diagrams, etc.) that the owners/operators/parts manuals do not provide. I myself used these manual files in the repair industry for 18+ years. If your interested in purchasing the files you need, contact me at [email protected] and I'll be glad to help in any way I can. All the other manuals you'll find on the Miller website.

Ask Biodex, since this is a specialist medical product. They should be able to guide you to a spares supplier.
Alternatively try to figure out who manufactures the product, it will be subcontracted
http://www.biodex.com/support

The problem is that the new M460-G timer does not have the same terminal letters as the old one (because there seem to be a variety of sub-models under the M460-G name providing varying options such as an "air dry" function). However, I've at least been able to provide the basic timed heat function using a different M460-G on my old Frigidaire Crown Gas Dryer M/N FDGB23RGS2 . To do this, figure out the terminal functions by rotating the M460-G switch and measure with ohm meter and also inspect wiring diagram (mine was at appliance pros dot com).
On Frigidaire Crown FBGB23RGS2 Gas Dryer:
The original M460-G is wired:
Terminal / Function / Color
A / Gas / Org
B / Line voltage / Red
C / Motor / Wh
Timer wired between TM and C
AD / Auto Dry / Pink
TD / Start Switch and Motor / Tan

On other M460-G Gas Dryer timer (from mystery Dryer), I wired it to into my Crown dryer as follows:
Terminal / Function / Crown Dryer Wire color
BU / Line Voltage / Red
BK / Motor / Wh
R / Gas / Org
V / ? / No Connection
Timer wired between TM and BK
WB / switched on while Motor & Gas / Tan
OR / ? / Pink (figured it was safe)

Hello. If your talking about a Remington 742 this may help.
Overview:
Description:Autoloading RifleIntroduction Year:1960Year Discontinued:1980Total Production:Approximately: 1,433,269Designer/Inventor:Research & DevelopmentAction Type:AutoloaderCaliber/Gauge:.243 Win, 6mm Remington, .280 Remington, .30-06, .308 WinSerial Number Blocks:1951-1967 1,000-541,000
1968-1975 6,900,000-7,499,999
1975-1978 A6,900,000-A7,499,999
1978-1981 B6,900,000-B7,499,999

Hi!

Are you using a third party USB adapter or a USB interface? On the self test page that you printed does it say USB connection or something that will say about USB? or does it say parallel or serial connection? try to check the dip switches setting if its configured properly. visit epsonexperts.com site for more info.

go to www.bikebandit.com the have every dirtbike with a detailed diagram

By purchasing a natural to propane conversion kit & it also might require the burner orfices to be changed out too. By contacting Wells@ 888-492-2782 with your model & serial # in front of you, they will be able to give you the part #s needed. If they will not sell you the parts then you can probably purchase them from Stove Parts Supply in Ft. Worth Texas

here is a like where you can see blown diagram / parts and assembly catalogue,

http://www.motosport.com/dirtbike/oem.php?make=SUZUKI&type=DIRT&model=RM125&year=2008&groupId=68642

http://www.motosport.com/dirtbike/oem.php?make=SUZUKI&type=DIRT&model=RM125&year=2006&groupId=68569

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