Re: Table does not activate when I hit the start button
HIt the reset button. If that doesn't work, take the motor off and vaccuum the hell out of the brushes and just clean it of sawdust. Then try it again.
- If you need clarification, ask it in the comment box above.
- Better answers use proper spelling and grammar.
- Provide details, support with references or personal experience.
Tell us some more! Your answer needs to include more details to help people.You can't post answers that contain an email address.Please enter a valid email address.The email address entered is already associated to an account.Login to postPlease use English characters only.
Tip: The max point reward for answering a question is 15.
Question edited for clarity.
Question moved from Laundry Dryer.
Replace the start capacitor on the motor. The classis reason for humming and not spinning. The start capacitor gives the motor a jolt to get it running.
An activity table is a table that have activities incorporated into them, so a table that kids would play at with water or sand would be considered an activity table.
ok, I assume that you are attempting to make a scatter plot of some sort. Here's how:
Instead of hitting the [table] button. You should hit the [stat] or [stats] button as I forget which it is. Then hit [enter] which will bring you to a stats list editor of some kind. You will want to enter the data for your x-axis in L1 and the data for your y-axis in L2. Once you have completed your lists, hit the [stat] button again and then click [right] or the right arrow in order to move to the section of calc. from number 4 down it will help create a graph of that type of function. lets say you think it is linear, so you hit [enter] on number 4 and then you will be at the home screen with LinReg already written. You just have to complete the statement and it will do it for you. hit the [2nd] [1] and then the comma button, then [2nd] [2] and [enter]. that will do it for you.
If I am mistaken in my thoughts and you have a graph that you need the points of, type the function into the y= menu or solve a few points and do the above suggestion.
The calculator will not allow you to plug-in values for the y within the table menu.
Instead of hitting the [table] button. You should hit the [stat] or
[stats] button as I forget which it is. Then hit [enter] which will
bring you to a stats list editor of some kind. You will want to enter
the data for your x-axis in L1 and the data for your y-axis in L2. Once
you have completed your lists, hit the [stat] button again and then
click [right] or the right arrow in order to move to the section of
calc. from number 4 down it will help create a graph of that type of
function. lets say you think it is linear, so you hit [enter] on number
4 and then you will be at the home screen with LinReg already written.
You just have to complete the statement and it will do it for you. hit
the [2nd] [1] and then the comma button, then [2nd] [2] and [enter].
that will do it for you.
Check the brushes and the commutator for wear and buildup between the insulated areas of the commutator..It should be clean and not full ofcopper residue.That will make the motor click only upon triggering the starter switch
I fixed the problem. I guess I hit the hold button on my printer without realizing what I had done. That's why the printer would not shut off and it was kept in the active state. I just started hitting buttons and once I hit the resume button the printer started working again.
Thanks anyway.
2. When the "Filters" page opens, click on the Wireless tab
3. Make sure all wireless computers are setup to the router, and are
currently able to access the internet. Once this is done, click on the
Active MAC Table button.
4. Move the "Wireless Active MAC Table" window and click on Edit MAC Filter Settings on the main window.
5. When the "Wireless Group MAC Table" opens, go to the task bar and
click on the Wireless Active MAC Table so that window appears.
6. With the two windows side by side enter the MAC Addresses from the
"Wireless Active MAC Table" window into the Wireless Group MAC Table.
Note: When you enter the MAC Addresses do not include the dashes/semi-colon, and do not click "Filter"
7. Click Apply then Continue in the "Wireless Group MAC Table" window.
8. Close the "Wireless Group MAC Table" window and the "Wireless Active MAC Table" window
9. On the Main window Enable the Station MAC Filter setting.
×