Hi, i have a 40x60 base model 01225002. Could you tell me how much motar to put in place and any tricks you can give me on how to do it.

well before we can tell you the trick , what say you give us some details
like--- what are you trying to put the belt on , make model , year, flat belt , grooved belt , toothed belt, what do the belts drive etc
comment with these details and some one may have an idea as to how to do it

I don't know what model it is but try these:

1. Check the main base is powered up!
2.Take out the battery again and edit a few mins and return it. Place the handset on the base. Now try.

3. If that didn't work you are probably going to to reassign the handset to the base. Check your manual on how to do that.

A huge saver for me was placing a foam "Swim Noodle" under the base of the car seat to take up the slack so that you have a tight and secure fit of the base in your car. You can easily cut one to size. One thing they don't tell you is that not all car seats are a good fit for all car models. If you do not have any foam noodles a rolled up bath towel may do the trick as well. I have tried both of these methods upon the suggestion of our local police department that helped me when my son was an infant. Good Luck.

hi dear uyou have problem in the drum drive motor not in the feeder motor, coz E012 After the drum motor drive signal has been generated, clock pulses are not generated within 2 sec thays mean yours drum motor is not moving may be the faulty motor or may be the power supply for the motor.
thanks

Is there a NIC in the Gateway? A place to plug in a cat 5 cable? If yes, there is your answer. You will need a place to plug in the other end ... if you dont have a router, you will need one. I recommend LinkSys routers though there are other brands.

If you have no NIC, get a PCI based NIC at the Big Box Store. They can tell you how to put it in or for a small fee, they will do it for you.

With no sight of the vehicle, I suspect that you get a lot of movement on the CLUTCH pedal before you feel resistance, when pushing down, or alternately NO free play at all when you press down. Both indicate clutch drag, which requires adjustment of, or replacement of, the CLUTCH CABLE, which ever the case may be.

Regards.DT

The first thing I would suggest would be to make sure the black knob above the front wheel is not pushed in but popped up. Secondly, I would try to clean the front wheel fork and inside the base. This is a routine procedure to upkeep the stroller. All you need to do is wipe down the short metal stick that locks into the base of the stroller and inside the base itself and then put some Vaseline around the short metal stick and inside the base. Hopefully, that should do the trick.

It's very easy--but you have to know the trick--I know 'cause it took me awhile to figure it out. Place the machine with the on-off/pulse button on your left. Lock the container in place--the handle will be on your right. Put the blade on the shaft. This is the trick: Lock the lid in place so that the shoot is directly in front of you and the "***" slides into the **** on the left of the machine (between the container and the inside of the machine, left of the on-off button). Good luck!

First be sure the oven is unplugged whenever you are removing or installing light bulbs.

This is pretty common and can be a pain. It's tacked in place with hot glue, and sometimes there may have been enough moisture to corrode and seize up.

You could heat it up (hair dryer, maybe?) then use needle nose pliers. Be careful if heating so you don't burn anything.

You may be able to put the tips of needle nose pliers inside the broken bulb's socket, gently but firmly force the pliers jaws apart and then rotate the pliers to loosen it.

Another cool trick is to put a big glob of hot glue on the end of a stick or dowel, then shove it into the broken base and let it cool about 5 minutes, then turn the stick.

I like to put a little WD-40 or rust buster on the threads of the new bulb, too. Grease, Vaseline, cooking oil, or anything like that will work. Just a thin coat.

Once you get new bulbs in, if they don't work, that's circuit board damage which we repair for $39.95 for customers nationwide and you can feel free to contact me directly.

We're happy to help you and we'd appreciate your thoughtful rating of our answer.

William E. Miller
[email protected]
http://www.microwavedisplay.com

Please tell me what TV it is and give me a model number, once i know that I can be of easy help.

Have a great day