I need to buy a dripan for my Santa Fe Quesadilla Maker

Question edited for clarity and spelling of the maker 'HyunAdai'.
Question moved to model category.
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Ignition timing is fully automatic based on CDI ignition, the crankshaft and camshaft sensors and is checked and adjusted by the ECM.

You don't say why you want to know this and there is bound to be more to the story? But you need an auto electrician and a pro grade scan tool computer to diagnose what issue you have.

https://www.google.ca/search?q=auto+electrician+near+me

https://www.google.com/search?q=2005+HYUNDAI+SANTA+FE+3.5l.+SPECS+for+IGNITION+TIMING

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Just the pan usually . How do you know which solenoid ? There are five of them inside . Normally when one goes out it sets a check engine light an a DTC - diagnostic trouble code .

Here is a listing of sellers on ebay for this item.

http://www.ebay.com/bhp/santa-fe-quesadilla-maker

When it comes to changing the tranny fluid there's usually only 2 options. If your pan has a drain plug, remove it same as you would when doing an oil change. If not, you have to remove all the bolts on the pan to drain and replace it.

Please tell me what is your problem and what santa .

The classic model drains thru the clear hose using gravity. The drip pan in that unit is about 1/2 way up in the cabinet. Make sure the drain hose exits the unit and runs flat or downhill. If the drain hose is coiled vertically or run up hill causing water to trap within the hose it can cause water to back up in the dehumidifier drip pan and overflow causing your problem. If your drain is higher than the base of the dehumidifier, you can raise the dehumidifier or you can purchase a condensate pump kit that will allow the drain water to be pumped up to 15 feet above the dehumidifier.

The drain hose may have become disconnected from the drip pan as well. To check, turn off the humidistat to stop the dehumidifier from running. Next disconnect the cord from the power supply. Remove the six screws holding the cabinet side (with the label) from the cabinet and remove the cabinet side. The drain hose connects to a nipple on the bottom of the drip pan.

Contact Therma-Stor service for further inquiries at 1-800-533-7533 - they are located in the USA and are very helpful.

Contact Salton at their website. They should have parts available.

The manual can be found in PDF Form at the link below.

http://kitchen.manualsonline.com/mdownloads/35bd9a8b-6ddf-41bb-88df-1a96f0c0d33c.pdf

Lift your Hyundai Santa Fe using a jack and then place the car on jack stands. If you don't have jack stands, drive the car onto a set of wheel ramps.
Pop the hood and remove the dipstick and oil filler cap. The dipstick is near the front engine compartment with the oil filler nearby.
Gather an oil drip pan, a 17-mm wrench, oil filter wrench, cleaning cloths and a new oil filter. Slide under your Santa Fe.

Change the Oil

• Locate the oil filter and oil drain plug underneath the car. The drain plug is on the bottom of the oil pan, and the filter is to the side of the oil pan.
• Remove the oil drain plug using the 17mm wrench. Pull the plug out quickly and let the oil drain for 10 to 15 minutes. Check the gaskets and threads for damage. Replace these components, if necessary.
• Take off the oil filter using an oil filter wrench. Dump the old oil into the oil drip pan and put on the new oil filter. Tighten the oil filter by hand, and then replace the oil drain plug using the wrench. Clean off the excess oil.
• Go under the hood and add oil. Turn on the engine and check the oil pressure gauge to make sure it rises. Let your Santa Fe run for a minute.
• Lower your Hyundai Santa Fe and turn off the engine. Take an oil reading on the dipstick. If the oil level isn't at full, add a bit more oil.

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I've tried repeatedly to access Salton's (the maker's) website, but the section of it dealing with brands is down. It appears they've changed hands. I found the manual online to a very similar appliance, though, the El Paso Quesadilla Maker. The pictures in it look eerily like my Santa Fe model, and it has some good sounding recipes to boot. The address is:

http://www.elpasochile.com/Quesadilla1.pdf

Good luck!

TP