Can not get it off no srcews or holes in it just a place to put key help

look on the key side as long as you have the key ,look for a small hole next to where key goes in you will need a paper clip,put end of paper clip in to hole as far as possible and pull key out with paper clip still in place you may have to wiggle it a little to get it out.

I had the same thing happen with my freezer door on my Ice20 as well. You need to look inside the hole on the inside of the handle on the end that has come off. There will be a loose screw head sitting in there. You need to get that out and screw it back into the hole in the freezer door. Then, place the handle back on top of the screw that you just put in. Make sure the screw head is sitting properly inside the hole in the handle and the handle is flat to the door where it should be. Now, using a small set of allen keys, find the one that fits in the tiny hole on the underside of the handle. There is a little thread in the hole and you need to use the allen key to turn the thread until it puts pressure on the screw. This keeps the handle on. I was able to fix my door with a 40 cent allen key. Hope this helps!

On the bottom side of the portable DVD player.Look for a square plate with a four Philip srcews.Take out those four philips screws there will be a Litium battery inside that square hole.

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turn switch to off position. with a straightened out paperclip insert in small hole in face of ignition switch near where you put the key in. With the clip in place turn the key counterclockwise, after it turns pull straight out on the key, the entire lock cylinder should come out if you have done everything correctly. Once the lock is out unscrew the chrome ring that holds the switch in the dash. Put in new switch, install chrome ring and tighten. Push lock cylinder in and turn clockwise, it should lock in.

well ill answer your screw problem.you need a drill good drill bits some good spray lubricant,and i call them easy outs.easy outs you can get at any automotive supply store.make sure bit is 1/3 the size of bolt.spray with lubricant let sit,drill hole in bolt make sure yuo stay centered an straight as to not hit the threads that the bolt goes into.drill about 1/4 way in.take easy out put in hole and back out bolt.used slight heat if necessary.hope that helps

I have the same washer and problem. I've had mine for just over five years with no problems, but I've had other top loading washers for as many as 12 years. I solved the problem with the Kenmore 44042 as follows:

1. Remove the washer from the laundry room and move it to the garage.
2. Go to Lowe's and purchase a Roper top loading washer for $300.
3. Install the new Roper in place of the Kenmore 44042.
4. Create and sign an agreement with yourself to never purchase another Kenmore product.

you have to take the steering column cover off and then find the little hole near the ignition tumblers. you put the key in and turn it forward one or two clicks, find a small screw driver and push the little pin in the hole. that is what holds the tumblers in place. the ignition should slide out .

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The key doesn't turn at all. Not even one click!!! the tumblers are completely jammed. I also just bought the Bently service manual but they don't offer a solution to my problem. I have been searching the web for days and at this stage I know I have only one of two solutions: to drill a small hole where the entry for the pin should be if the key would've turned, then use a pin to remove it; or drill straight through the center of cylinder to destroy the lock tumblers and then turn it to line up with the pin hole, and use the classic method to remove it. Before I attemp either, I need to know if anyone tried them and which one will work better or work at all? I already ordered a new cylinder from dealer so the problem is in removing the old one. Help please.