20 Most Recent MFJ 854 RF Current meter, 30mA-3A - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Hello. I'm new to FixYa and just found your inquiry.Dremel does have a router attachment for your unit. The model is "Dremel 335 - 01 Router Attachment" and usually sells for about $20-$30. Here's Dremel's cust assistance info just in case:
Phone:
1-800-437-3635 (toll free)
1-262-554-1390
(7am-6pm CT Mon-Fri)

Hello. Most products for Canadian Tire are outsourced for manufacture, this means that sometimes the product serial number is required as well as the CTC code... have both ready when contacting this number :
Mastercraft toll free help line is 1-800-689-9928. The service staff are very helpfull in assisting customers in obtaining replacement parts. As the tool carries the Mastercraft name, you may wish to inquire about their warranty for replacements, you may get lucky and have them pay for it.

Try gently pulling up the rubber cover for the switch. use a butter knife to gently pull it free. Then you should be able to see the switch button itself. Try a *small* drop of a plastic safe lubricant. Or try a small spray of silicone lubricant. This should free it up. If not Mag Light has replacements, and they do offer a lifetime warranty. Here are the switch replacement instructions

Hello. Mastercraft carries a variety of 8 1/4 replacement blades that are "normally" an in-stock item. The blade is labeled as a circular saw blade, not a chop saw blade.

• standard 40 tooth Product# 55-6953-6 aprox $25
• general purpose 24 tooth Product #55-6976-2 aprox $30

There are others that the store can order in, or to pick up on line as well. You may also notice, that the general purpose blade is rated for 8-8 1/4 inch, most of these two sizes have the same size arbour and will both fit on your saw - this gives you a varied selection. Hope this helps.

Had a look at the manual. From what I can see you turn the handle until the zero lines up with the main divisions and then turn the handle for any additional increments to set the final reading.To do this you have to pick the main reading lower than your intended setting and work upwards by adding increments on the handle by turning it clockwise. You could do this by picking the reading above your intended setting and turn the handle anti-clockwise to reduce the reading but you could make a mistake doing the subtraction. I think this is what they are trying to get across. In any case the handle has to be turned anti-clockwise if you are using the wrench to tighten a nut with a lower torque setting.

Greetings from The Snow Belt! Here is a link. Click "store finder", and at the bottom of the page there are address listed. Click on "and more" and a number will be displayed in a new box beside the name Harrogate. The box is displayed dimmly, not sure why. On the main page, they do have a "contact us" tab, I'm certain someone there could be of assistance if the above fails out.

http://www.constructionstore.co.uk/catalog/#store%20finder

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Greetings from The Snow Belt! Here is a link. Click "store finder", and at the bottom of the page there are address listed. Click on "and more" and a number will be displayed in a new box beside the name Harrogate. The box is displayed dimmly, not sure why. On the main page, they do have a "contact us" tab, I'm certain someone there could be of assistance if the above fails out.

http://www.constructionstore.co.uk/catalog/#store%20finder

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Hello. The blade-slide button must be pushed down at full extension, and then pushed forward some more untill the blade can be switched out.

Hope this helps.

Hello. Found this site for Clarke. When the page opens, click "contact us" at the top right of the tool bar, and you should be able to get to someone at Clarke that can assist. Good Luck.
http://www.clarkeinternational.com/pages/clarke-home

If you are having a problem with the jack slipping...if its Craftsman , they may take it back and provide a replacement. Even if you could fix it, it never works that same. It is not worth your life. I know, I lost my husband when a jack slipped 3 years ago this month.

In March, 2006, Black & Decker purchased Vector Products, Inc. Since the acquisition, Black & Decker has assumed the manufacturing of all Vector products. For customer service and warranty information for Vector products, please contact Black & Decker Customer Service.

Just pull the spring assembly out completely (silver thingy), slide one full length of staples into the gun, then reinsert the spring assembly until it locks in place. Hope this helps!

As strange as it sounds. Your local Toro dealer should be able to obtain the parts if available & repair it.

Your carburetor is not set properly. Some carburetors are adjustable and some are not. Your best bet would be to take it to a GOOD small engine mechanic who knows what they are doing. They will be able to fix it for you and show you how to take care of it.

here is the link to the manual from B&D's web site

 

http://useandcaremanuals.com/pdf/CTO7000-CTO810032.pdf

here is the link to the owner's manual

http://dl.owneriq.net/5/5b2a1f69-2e76-44b8-a35a-9bd31fa22a20.pdf

here is the link to the assembly diagram and parts list

http://weborder.husqvarna.com/order_static/doc/WIUS/WIUS1998/WIUS1998_530087473.pdf

I would need to know what model your drill is to be sure but many B&D drills have 2 yr warranties. Some of the lower end drills are 1 yr and some of the professional grade products are lifetime.

here's the link for the manuals from Milwaukee's web site. There are 2 manuals, one for the A series and one for the B series gun.
Click the pdf icon for your series and you're all set.

http://www.milwaukeetool.com/PartsAndService/DownloadManuals/OperatorsManuals.aspx?ProductId=6560-20

The gap only needs to be 0.010"