20 Most Recent Porter Cable Moen Legend, Single-Handle Kitchen Faucet with Cast Bar Construction and Black Protege Side Spray - 7310 Questions & Answers

probably hard water build up.I used a tooth pick inserted into each little hole to dislodge the build up

first off swhut the water off under the sink,if no shut off valves under the sink then shut the main water valve off.next turn the old faucet on to make sure water is off.now get a light and look up and behind the underneath side of sink,disconnect the water supply lines now way up high there is 2 threaded tubes undo the nuts and the old unit will come out.

when the trigger for the wand is not pulled , there is a pressure relief valve that bypasses the water in the pump and so there is no pressure until the trigger is pulled again. with the pump getting hot and not being able to pull the motor to restart, it indicates that that pressure relief valve has jammed ( faulty ) and the pump is running at full pressure all the time That will heat the pump and stop the engine from restarting That valve is where I would start looking for a problem

Use a safety pin (one of the larger, stout versions) to poke into the assembly and depress the retention bearing...

Try some blue LocTite thread fastener. It's an anaerobic-hardening resin. Remove the knob enough to get a drop onto the threads, then snug it up. Going forward, repeat as necessary. Just a drop. Better than lock-washers. Scrollsaws basically just vibrate their little blades up & down.

If the charger got wet, or you tried to charge batteries that got wet... yes. Replace the charger, and throw away or recycle the water damaged batteries. I know thats not what you wanted to hear, but look at the bright side! The drill is most likley fine!

Hi bluejuice86...
You may have lost a small part that goes inside of the pressure adjuster.
You will save time and effort, replace it with a new pressure adjuster...you can get them from HomeDepot,Loews,Ace Hardware,etc.
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Switch drill to reverse, grab drill head tight, do not grab bit, pull trigger, chuck will open, switch to forward center new bit hold head tight pull trigger. Make sure bit stays in center, Let me know if this helps.

Hi blackswamp...
Go to the following webpage and get the phone number to talk to a live person at Porter Cable.
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http://gethuman.com/Delta_Porter_cable-customer-service_2122.html

on the front wheel , there is a screw that you can adjust ,, that will adjust the tracking of the front wheel, the rear wheel is stationary , once you have the new belt on, locate that screw,, and just click the switch as you adjust it,, once adjusted, you will see that it tracks straight and won't fall off

Might have a broken firing pin.

I believe you push the front roller until it clicks, then slide old belt off. Then push to release lock