LINE GUIDE WANT MOVE BACK & FORTH - Pinnacle Inertia Baitcast Reel

try getting some machine oil and put a small amount on a tissue and rub onto guide bar .

Take off the belt & feel for the water pump bearing

sounds like you replaced the black cartridge, do you run the "align print head" on the printer. Sounds like the black is not aligned to the printer input.

Pop off interior door panels & lube up door lock actuators with a good penetrating oil, move lock buttons back & forth manually & try to use switch to move back from unlock then to lock & back in forth. If they will not free up you will need door lock actuator.

Things You'll Need: Three-sided blade sharpener (coarse, medium, fine) Small flat head screwdriver step 1 Using the flat head screwdriver, unscrew the trimmer blades and remove them carefully. Wipe off any oil, grime or dirt that has built up on them as this may make it more difficult to handle and keep them in place during the manual portion of the sharpening process. Step 2 Separate the blades and re-apply only the moving blade to the tension spring. Then apply the moving blade to sharpener surface and turn the clippers or trimmers on. Hold the moving blade on the surface of the sharpener and apply light pressure while moving the blade back and forth for one to two minutes. You can also lay the blade on the sharpener first, then put the trimmer tension spring directly on the blade. Step 3 Turn off the clippers and remove the moving blade. It should look shiny and feel sharper. Step 4 Remove the guide from the guide blade by unscrewing it using the flat head screwdriver. Place the guide blade on the sharpening surface and manually run it back and forth for about one or two minutes or until it's been sharpened to your satisfaction. Screw the guide back onto the guide blade while being careful to readjust it before you tighten the screws. Step 5 Screw all the blades back on the trimmers and power them on to make sure they've been fitted correctly. Test them on your own hair to make sure they've been sharpened correctly and are set to the desired depth. Ads by Google Best Knife Sharpener Sharpen like the pros. Complete kit w/ 1x30 belt sander. Only $189.00 www.theedgemasters.com Braun® BodyGrooming Tools Try the Braun® bodycruZer? with Gillette® Fusion Razor Technology. www.Braun.com/BodyGrooming Oster ® Clipper Blades Oster ® Full Line Clipper Blades, Animal & Human Oster ® Blades. www.HouseholdAppliance.com STIHL Electric Trimmers Buy it. Plug it in. Trim it up. Depend on STIHL Electric Trimmers. www.STIHLdealers.com Tips & Warnings Which surface you choose, whether coarse, medium or fine, depends on how dull your blades are and how sharp you want to make them. If they are very dull, you will want to start with the coarse or medium side of the sharpener. If they just need a small amount of sharpening, use the fine side. If you've never sharpened electric trimmers before, you may want to visually observe and feel the sharpness of the blades with your fingers before you start to sharpen it. It may be hard to tell if the blades are sharp enough if you don't feel them just before you apply them to the sharpening surface.

I have a similar problem... i know what is causing it, but i don't know how to fix it. you should be able to see a clear plastic strip toward the rear whenyou open the cover. It might look grey, but if you look closely, you'll see that it is clear w/ fine lines printed on it. My infant son removed this part and now our carriage zips back and forth "snapping" as it hits the ends. My guess is that this strip acts as a sort of registration or positioning guide. I just can't figure out how to properly re-install it so that it is "read" by the carriage as it moves back and forth.

This generally occurs when the tracking ribbon becomes dirty and the print head travel cannot be tracked. Open the cover as you would to change your ink cartridge and locate the clear plastic strip behind the print head. Very gently wipe the ink residue from the strip using a cloth damp with water. You should be able to move the print head manually enough to clean the entire strip. Again be very careful as the strip hooks on the left side and is very difficult to reattach.

WHAT IS THE LINE VOLTAGE ? 110 OR 230

Well, I would say the seat might not glide easily back and forth. But, it may still work. I guess worst case is the seat motor could overheat and maybe "fry?".

I would take it out and see how the seat moves back and forth. If there's noticeable difference, I would pursue trying to get this part back in place.

The last Kenwood that I had witnessed with a flashing power light was defective. It also caused the subwoofers to move slowly back and forth. More than likely, you have an internal issue with the amp. Call Kenwood, and see how much they would charge to have you send the amp in for repair. Or pick up a new amp.