Questions & Answers for: cable tidy

tidy the lead dress as you go. If you dont wish to see the cable, I would use some square section conduit that has a clip down lid. You can get it from electrical wholesalers for about $10 a 3m length

...any closer to one another, you might have a look at whether there's any tidy way you could run a bit of Cat 5 cable between the two. Sometimes hardwired connections can beat wireless hands down.

...it around to keep the cable tidy when not in use, try "pinching" an inch of cable together so it forms a small U shape in your finger, now try that all the way up the wire while sound should be ...

...cable from the handle, on a cylinder just undo the hefty Philips screws, i don,t think you need a manual, just keep it all tidy and set out your parts on a nice best table cloth in order of removel, ...

Unable to connect to internet My DG 834gt was working fine until I moved disconnected from the desktop PC and moved it to another room. Initially it worked ok and then when I tidied the cables and ...

Printer was working fine, tidying up for xmas pulled electric cable to disconnect and the black power pack???? unit in the back came out instead. Never thought anything of it. Now gone to start up and

...tidy the cable u and hook it back to make sure there are no shorts. if this does not solve the problem then you just might be hitting the limit of your receiver which the only way is to change ...

tidy). The data cable is the actual antenna to pick up the remote control signal. Solutions : 1. The remote control can be repaired. 2. If the data cable is all coiled up, spread it out loose and this

...keeps it tidy and out of the way. Also saves it from damage. Mr James Dyson is a clever man. No you dont have to use the wall mount you van charge the unit via the electricity cable that is ...

Why is my Opitmus STAV-3160 digital receiver humming? you have signal cables running near power cables or a signal earthing/shielding fault... the humming you hear is the mains AC oscillating at 50Hz ...