Wt do the in side looks like - Samsung HL-S5086W 50" HDTV

look at the engine cover, one side is marked L the other side H
http://www.mediafire.com/download/qw31fe5fo51rf5v

12 wt thread generally will not work well in the bobbin...


"Aurifil 12wt Thread
Aurifil 12 wt thread is ideal for hand quilting, big stitch hand quilting and machine quilting. 12 weight thread creates a more defined and often primitive look. It's great for designs that use a longer stitch length if using a machine. When machine quilting with 12 wt thread, use 40 wt in the bobbin, increase your stitch length, lower your tension, use Topstitch size 90 needles and stitch slowly."

Cat 5/6 cable connections - straight thru both ends the same.
cross over cable - one end type A other type B

TYPE A
wt-or
or wt
wt grn
blu wt
wt blu
grn wt
wt brn
brn wt

TYPE B
wt grn
gn wt
wt or
blu wt
wt blu
cr wt
wt brn
brn wt


Color Table
wt - white
or - orange
blu - blue
grn - greeen
brn - brown

wt blu = primary color is white with a blue stripe color
blu wt is primary color is blue with a white stripe

LG has the manual for the WT-R854 on their site: http://www.lg.com/au/laundry-floorcare-appliances/washing-machines/LG-top-loader-washing-machine-WT-R854.jsp . Click on the Support tab and then look on the right side of the page.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

You can absolutely download Microsoft Word 2010 for PC at:
http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msstore/pd/productID.216673600?WT.mc_id=pointitsem_US_Google_5-Word_download&wt.term=download%20microsoft%20word&wt.campaign=*5+-+Word&wt.content=SpyPTAVU&wt.source=google&wt.medium=cpc&WT.srch=1
If you're specifically looking for Word 2003, you might want to see about contacting Microsoft directly as I don't see that they have any of those 2003 links live anymore. Give them a ring. I've always found them to be very responsive, even if I didn't like the answer they gave me.
1-877-696-7786, the number from the top of the page that my above link will take you to.
Best of luck, William

Hi and welcome to FixYa, I am Kelly

From reading everything I can find, i.e User's manual & parts manual the only thing you add oil too is the engine. The pressure pump does not have a liquid sump.

You can look at parts here detail D:
http://www.ereplacementparts.com/dewalt-dpd3100-pressure-washer-parts-c-1009_7440_7445.html

So too add oil to the engine you would remove the dip stick from the crank case located on the opposite of the side of the engine as the oil sensor.

I recommend you use 30 WT SAE oil for 3 oil changes then on the 4th oil change use an HD 30 WT oil. The oil drain plug is located in the center of the side of the engine crank case base. On the 5th Oil change switch back to SAE 30 WT oil. Oil brands are not really important. They all have to meet SAE the same standards to carry the label of SAE. (Yes you can use a generic 30 WT SAE oil )
Thanks for choosing FixYa,
Kelly

If you are talking about the transmission oil , 10w-40 JASO MA motorcycle oil will work. Most racers will use either an 80 wt (weight) motorcycle gear oil or for the racers edge a 70 wt motorcycle gear oil to increase the life of the aluminum plates in the clutch and help preserve the transmission gears.

the numbers are on the carburetor,on the side or the flang.

You'll need the following. Painter's tape or Masking tape, 2000, 2500, 3000 grit sandpaper, bucket of water, headlight polish (PlastX, etc) and microfiber cloths

Mask off around the light so you don't have to worry about sanding your paint if your hand slips.

Soak the sand papers for at least 15 minutes. The more water the better Using the lowest grit, start sanding in ONE DIRECTION ONLY,(side to side). Keep the sandpaper wet and dip it in your bucket of water frequently. Now dry the headlight and it should look all hazy

Switch to the next finer grit, and repeat the step above, but this time go in the OPPOSITE DIRECTION (up and down). Keep using water
Dry it again, and it will look better than the first time.

Repeat the process again with your finest grit. Again, OPPOSITE DIRECTION with plenty of water. Dry it off. It should look relatively new at this point. Remove the tape as it will contain bits of grit from the sandpaper.

Generously apply the headlight polish in a circular motion to the headlight

Using your microfiber cloth, rub off .. repeat several times with FRESH rags until the polish is dry and gone.

Now the headlight will look like new

Resolder and/or replace the conv ICs.