REASSEMBLING MOUSE I OPENED THE MOUSE BUT I AM HAVING TROUBLE PUTTING THE PARTS AND COMPONENTS BACK TOGETHER

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Here is a link to a parts diagram that may help.

http://www.toolpartsdirect.com/cgi-bin/schematic.cgi/dewalt/DC925KA_TYPE_1

I am not sure which fan you are putting back as there are a couple. I am attaching 2 pics that show the fan locations. You may want to get the service manual for your model which shows the dissassembly proceedures. You can get it on page 2 of the service manual catagory from www.tvrepairworld.com by download within minutes of ordering service manuals are indispensable when serviceing a Television.

Adjustment lever on side of clipper will not adjust

We also have these model clippers and have found out that the modelo number has been updated to 76023-510 type in Oster professional products for more info....hope this helps

As with any transmission you should have payed strict attention or have the service manual with the parts schematic before scattering the parts
check this site.
Depends on the country you are in.
http://www.aprilia-rxparts.co.uk/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_17_Transmission_6_speed_19.html

Well.. it's really rather late, so I don't know if you're still trying to put the thing back together, but I was just having issues getting the hammer assembly on mine to work..

Going from this parts list: http://www.shans2003.ru/Article/pi_Crosman_1088-EVP.pdf

Assuming you had the same problem I did:
Start by putting the trigger assembly in (parts 37 and 40, the shorter pin on 40 goes through the holes on 37 as shown in the diagram)
Then insert pin 28 in to the hole that's right at the crook where your thumb rests.
Then part 35 goes over that pin with the little tiny nub pointing towards the back of the gun.
Spring 36 goes over that nub, and slides against the flat spot in the frame.

Pin 27 will then be placed in to the hole just above the hole for pin 28.
Then slide the hammer over said pin. now comes the tricky part. You will need something of moderate length, extremely thin and decently strong, I used an exacto knife. Use your tool of choice to press part 35 back, compressing the spring and push the hammer against the frame.

The two pins on the hammer should be in position such that the hook on the trigger assembly, and the crook on part 35 rest against them.

Once you have that done, keep holding the hammer in place, hook the spring hanging from it over the pin set in the frame. (should be pretty clear which one. and then re-assemble the rest of the gun.

Be warned spring 29 does not like going back in. you will likely feel like you need 3 hands (one for the hammer, one for assembly 60/spring 29 and one to put the frame back on.

Hope it helps.

Oh boy. This is always interesting. Here is a part schematic which will help you in figuring out how to put this back together:

http://1200s.com/images/Parts/MK2_tonearm.jpg

However, there's a little more to it than just putting it back together. YOu have to make sure the wires are routed correctly.

How did you disassemble it? Did you just remove the screws from the top (incorrect), and go that route, or did you go from the bottom of the unit (the correct way)?

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Heres the link to the manual
newzealand.bissell.com/images/UserGuides/6594.pdf

The guys that make the Shock case did a great job putting together a number of slides showing how to modify the case. http://www.flickr.com/photos/62647765@N00/sets/72157594277451148/