Purchased a used LT 1000 42" 17.5 IC OHV and I

Obtaining the Chassis Serial Number · On a standalone switch:
Log in to the switch through Telnet or the console interface, and then run the display elabel backplane command in the user view to view electronic label information. In the command output, the BarCode field indicates the chassis serial number.
<Quidway> display elabel backplane
Info: It is executing, please wait...
[BackPlane_1]
/$[ArchivesInfo Version]
/$ArchivesInfoVersion=3.0

[Board Properties]
BoardType=EH02BAKKBarCode=2102113089P0BB000881
Item=02113089
...............
· In a CSS:
Log in to the master switch through Telnet or the console interface, and then run the display elabel backplane chassischassis-id command (chassis-id specifies the CSS ID of a member chassis) in the user view to view electronic label information. In the command output, the BarCode field indicates the serial number of the specified chassis.
<Quidway> display elabel backplane chassis ?
INTEGER<1-2> Chassis ID

<Quidway> display elabel backplane chassis 2
Info: It is executing, please wait...
[BackPlane_2]
/$[ArchivesInfo Version]
/$ArchivesInfoVersion=3.0

[Board Properties]
BoardType=EH02BAKKBarCode=2102113089P0BB000881
Item=02113549
...............

NOTE:
The command syntax may differ in different software versions. You can enter a question mark (?) to obtain help information about the command and set the chassis ID according to the help information.
Obtaining the Serial Number of a Card Log in to the master switch through Telnet or the console interface, and then run the display elabel command in the user view and specify a slot ID according to help information to view the electronic label of a card. In the command output, the BarCode field indicates the serial number of the card.
<Quidway> display elabel ?
<1-1> The present chassis
backplane Backplane
brief Display information briefly
<Quidway> display elabel 1/?
<4,6-8> <CMU1>
<FAN1-FAN2> <PWR1-PWR2>
<Quidway> display elabel 1/6 brief
Info: It is executing, please wait...


[Slot_6]
/$[Board Integration Version]
/$BoardIntegrationVersion=3.0


[Main_Board]
/$[ArchivesInfo Version]
/$ArchivesInfoVersion=3.0


[Board Properties]
BoardType=ET1D2S08SX1EBarCode=020LVF6TBB000043
Item=03020LVF
...............
NOTE:
The command syntax may differ in different software versions. You can enter a question mark (?) to obtain help information about the command and set the slot ID according to the help information.
Obtaining the Serial Number of a Power Module Log in to the master switch through Telnet or the console interface, and then run the display elabel command in the user view and specify a slot ID according to help information to view the electronic label of a power module. In the command output, the SN field indicates the serial number of the power module.
<Quidway> display elabel ?
<1-1> The present chassis
backplane Backplane
brief Display information briefly
<Quidway> display elabel 1/?
<5,8,13,16> <CMU1>
<FAN1-FAN5> <PWR1-PWR4>
<Quidway> display elabel 1/PWR1
Info: It is executing, please wait...

[Slot_21]
/$[Board Integration Version]
/$BoardIntegrationVersion=3.0


[Main_Board]
DATE=13_02_08 SN=A664A0212080086V0.9A
NOTE:
The command syntax may differ in different software versions. You can enter a question mark (?) to obtain help information about the command and set the slot ID according to the help information.
Obtaining the Serial Number of a Fan Module Log in to the master switch through Telnet or the console interface, and then run the display elabel command in the user view and specify a slot ID according to help information to view the electronic label of a fan module. In the command output, the BarCode field indicates the serial number of the fan module.
<Quidway> display elabel ?
<1-1> The present chassis
backplane Backplane
brief Display information briefly
<Quidway> display elabel 1/?
<5,8,13,16> <CMU1>
<FAN1-FAN5> <PWR1-PWR4>
<Quidway> display elabel 1/FAN2
Info: It is executing, please wait...

[Slot_18]
/$[Board Integration Version]
/$BoardIntegrationVersion=3.0


[Main_Board]
/$[ArchivesInfo Version]
/$ArchivesInfoVersion=3.0


[Board Properties]
BoardType=LE02FCMC BarCode=2103010JTF0123456789
Item=02120995
...............
NOTE:
The command syntax may differ in different software versions. You can enter a question mark (?) to obtain help information about the command and set the slot ID according to the help information.

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Hey Leo,

Unfortunately the problem you've mentioned is quiet common with your particular model.

Here's what Canon recommends, on its website.

-Turn the power switch to < ON > to turn on the power again.

And, if that doesn't work. Buddy, you'll have to drop by a service center. Hurry up, or you'll run out on the warranty period.

Toodles,

Rebel K

Buy the IC online search using google
The resistors almost never need replacing. But each is marked with a value in Ohms.
They are low Ohms like 2.2Ohms or 3.9Ohms.
If one is bad it will look burnt usually.
Install the IC chip and if one color won't adjust check the resistors with an Ohm meter.
either the ohms is written on the resistor or there is a color code on eem
Best of luck
Thanks
Eric

I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/eric_ab7c09ec01841771

Tightening up a stretched cable is impossible. If the cable is NOT adjustable to shorten it and make it tighter, then you will need a new one. Here is a link to one. I searched all the parts diagrams in your manual for the cable and find it was NOT listed. I hope this helps as I have researched your problem. Go here:

http://amcpartsstore.com/FSP-Deck-Blade-Engage-Cable-Craftsman/M/B0014G6T1S.htm

Change your spark plug

if it has a fuel solenoid on the bottom of the carburetor chances are some one has cut the tip off of it causing it to back fire. that is what the fuel solenoid is , a anti backfire fuel shut off. it is nothing to worry about if the back fire don't bother you and it runs good.

> Blocked VLK
> Windows Product Key: *****-*****-3R89F-D2KXW-VPK3J
> Windows License Type: Volume
> Windows OS version: 5.1.2600.2.00010100.3.0.

Where did you obtain the CD-ROM that you used to install Windows,
using that Product Key?

A "VLK' is a "volume license key" -- when some organization purchases a specific number
of licenses to install Windows XP, Microsoft issues a "volume" license-key,
so that all (up to the number of licenses they purchased) computers in that organization
can use the _same_ license-key.

If Microsoft detects that the product-key is being used *OUTSIDE* of that specific organization,
then Microsoft will *BLOCK* all attempts to "activate" Windows that cite that product-key.

I did a Google-search for '3R89F-D2KXW-VPK3J' and Google reported 37 THOUSAND web-pages that contain that string. That is a *DEFINITE* sign that the VLK has been "leaked" onto the Internet.

So, you are trying to use a "non-genuine" copy of Microsoft Windows XP.

Thus, you are a "SOFTWARE PIRATE".

Purchase a *GENUINE* copy of Windows XP (or Vista or 7) and install it,
and throw away your "pirated" copy of Windows.

lift your seat and look at the label that you got your model number from. to the right of the model number is the serial number. the first six digits of the serial number is the date your tractor was made - for example: serial no. 060802D002756 would make the unit made June 8, 2002

Hi, try these codes
1157, 1192, 1262, 1298, 2356, 2357.

Regards
Phillip