My graphgear 1000 won't feed lead when I try to reload. been working fine. suddenly cannot load lead. any idea? also why isn't your customer service phone number up to date?

May be coil when hot.

You didn't say much about the lock's symptoms beyond it worked great, then stopped. Here is the link to the troubleshooting instructions. The Weiser brand and Kwikset brand Powerbolt are identical (Black & Decker), so these instructions will work just fine for you:

http://www.kwikset.com/Customer-Support/Product-FAQs/Faq/50160000000HhhEAAS.aspx

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Weiser has a one year warranty against electronic malfunction and a lifetime warranty against mechanical and finish problems.
You can review it and contact them for further assistance from this link:

http://www.weiserlock.com/CustomerService/WarrantyInfo/Powerbolt.aspx

Since you've had your lock "working great for a long time", I'll assume that it's probably an electronic problem, out of warranty, and Weiser will want you to order a replacement power board at a considerable cost. You can try leveraging them with Dissatisfied Customer outrage, and maybe they'll send you the part for free.Then, it'll work great for a long time, and you will be back in this same boat again.
After more than a year on this website, I've seen far more Powerbolt problems than any other, which leads me to my opinion that it is not very reliable, to say the least. After contacting Customer Service, if they won't replace your part for free, you may wish to consider cutting your loss and installing another brand of lock. Again, it's only my opinion that you consider a Schlage lock instead.
Good luck!

Install batteries in your unit to see if it will work, if yes then is is more than likely a fuse or a power transformer is open.

Re: Reverse feed dogs on Singer 4423 Remove extension table so you can see switch on BACK of machine @ left side. Flip switch to raise feed dogs up. If machine actually sewing in reverse - check n Buttonhole adjustment. Reset it (located bottom right side machine) Jimmy

you could just have dead cell in the battery which isn't getting enough amps to the starter,, have the battery LOAD checked,, that will tell you if the battery is actually good, just because it registers 12 volts isn't necessarily an indication that the required amps are present.

Whenever, you replace a battery, it is a good idea to have the alternator checked to make sure that it is producing enough amperage to run the vehicle and charge the battery.

Suggest you take your car to an auto parts store and ask them to test your alternator under load. That is the most likely problem, your alternator.

Theremostat most likely stuck

If an automatic- older model- crawl under and have some one shift back and forth. Something is going to move and the thing it's supposed to move won't. there might be some cheap plastik connector broke or some spring clamp to hold the outer cable steady poped off. It will be real simple.

Get the toddler a helmet!

I've searched and can't find anyone else with this problem either, I know it isn't an instant solution but your best bet would be contacting their customer support.

http://www.hp.com/cgi-bin/hpsupport/index.pl

There is likely a loose connection going to the manual feed paper sensor.
The printer thinks there's paper in the manual feed, but of course since there isn't any paper there, when it tries to feed the paper in from the manual feed, the next paper sensor is not tripped, so it assumes there is a jam in the manual feed.
Start testing at the manual feed sensor, and work your way back to the board it connects to.
It may be the sensor itself just needs to be cleaned - these sensors are usually optical, and spraying canned air at it will often fix it up.
Also, make sure the lever that trips the sensor isn't sticking after using the manual feed.