Questions & Answers for: adjust slides Measuring Tools & Sensors

Slide projector autofocus constantly adjusting My slide projector's autofocus is constantly adjusting the focus - it never stops zooming in and out. It's an old projector, so I was hoping there is a ...

...(a feature that prevents the eye-popping bright white screen when no slide is present) needs adjustment. A fairly easy adjustment for a factory-trained service dealer with the service manual ...

...slides so fast you can't see them how to slow it down On an Ektagraphic III-A there is an internal adjustment you can make of the wire that captures the slide change mechanism after one revolution ...

slide out repair how do I make adjustments to my slide out on my RV. If will not close all the way. Need to close 1/2 inch more. Slide adjustment is not an easy task because there are a lot of issues ...

how to adjust slide out how do you adjust the vertical on a slide out both end of mine are about 1/2 high when extended Most will have jam nuts on threaded rod, hidden behind a panel. You can adjust ...

Adjust slide out on heartland prowler The top tips down when opening The slides are designed to tip and drop when coming out so that when fully extended they will be flush with the floor. When coming ...

...slides. Depending on the type of slide, the adjustment would need to be done on the lower outside or by inside through the cabinet and under the bed. Making the adjustments are not difficult, getting ...

...The owner we bought it from was up front and said he had been told that the slide just needed adjusting. The bottom of the rear slide looks like it doesn't close all the way. How hard is it to ...

...adjust the throttle slide height, you will need to follow these steps: Remove the air filter and carburetor top covers to access the slides. Using a feeler gauge, measure the distance between the top ...

slides should be flush with the carburetor body. To adjust the throttle slide height, you will need to remove the carburetors from the bike and use a feeler gauge to measure the gap between the bottom