I have a brio dehumidifer which i just bought second hand and dont have a manual. there is a screw/plug at the back which states to close tightly when not in use. Does this mean to open during use? I cant find a manual anywhere online. Help

'Triangle Screws' are security screws so that you can't remove them. Your question is a bit to specialised for Fixya, so contact the maker direct. They may just say, "send it back and we will replace it, or repair it".

33592 Mighty Red Action Locomotive ' BRIO World Toy Trains

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Classic BRIO design: This durable, retro designed toy allows your child's imagination to flow and helps improve their fine motor skills and spatial awareness.

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When it comes to remove Honda Brio rear bumper, like 2021 Honda Brio, first, use professional tools to unscrew all the screws in order. After disassembling all the screws of the rear bumper, hold the side of the rear bumper with your hand, and gently break it out to separate the two sides from the car body. Finally, we can remove the middle card from the guide groove.

BRIO Builder Instructions & Manuals

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Do you need help to get started building your railway? Get tips and inspiration ... BRIO Builder manuals. Below you find BRIO Builder instruction manuals.

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  Builder - Follow the instructions or use your imagination

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  Follow the instructions or let your imagination run free. BRIO Builder is the perfect construction set for creative and playful children.

Builder - Follow the instructions or use your imagination

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Follow the instructions or use your imagination. BRIO Builder is the perfect construction set for creative and playful children.

Can someone please update this answer with functional links to the Brio Play table assembly instructions and/or please provide the table bolt specifications here? Thank you.

Or very simply look on the brio website, you can download the manual http://www.brio.net/To_Go_Stroller/EarlierManuals.aspx

Look for and remove little cross headed (not triangular) screw.

The handle does slide up off of the handle bracket where a screw will be visible . Remove the screws and on the other side of the door , remove the faceplate for the top screw and the plug for the bottom screw . These should pop back in the screw holes from where the handle was . If you do not see a small hex screw close to the top of the handle and bottom , then yes , the handle will pop upwards to remove . Dont try by just lifting , pop upwards with your hand or rubber mallet . Remember , these handles were made to be tight on the doors to last a long time without comeing loose .

look under hood..you will see wires coming from distributor cap on top into your motor..if its an 8 cylinder there will be 4 in the back and 4 in the front.6 cylinder-3 in front 3 in back.get a 5/16 spark plug wrench and socket.you will need extension to reach back ones.if you bought new wires from parts store it will be even easier to find where plugs are located because you can compare the ones you bought and easier find the wires under the hood.the wire gets fatter as it goes into the motor.grab the fat part firmly and pull it off.boom theres your spark plugs.use your spark plug socket(5/16) with extension/ratchet and turn the plug until it comes out.do not break the plug or it will not come out.when you put a new one in screw it hand tight then 1 crank tight with the ratchet.when you change your wires do them one at a time as to avoid switching the wires up.on top of the distributor cap(where the wires lead to) there will be numbers as to what wire is for what cylinder...change plugs/wires 1 at a time dont take off more than 1 wire at a time!hope this helped!

Alas, the traction drive on these Brio locomotives seems to have a pretty short life. According to a Brio rep, the only hope is to indeed give it a good firm solid whack down onto a hard surface (table or floor) in an attempt to get the internal pressure gears to settle down and get more traction. There's a 50/50 chance it might work. There is no other solution. Attempting to open it up will create a mess because it's almost impossible to get all the tiny loaded springs back into place. At least the lights and sounds still work, and it can be easily pushed around the track--it just will no longer do so itself...