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Since I don't use the percent sign. Here is instead a MUCH easier way. Divide the price you bought it for (289) by the original price (648). This gives you the percentage that 289 is with respect to 648 if you just read off the first two decimal places. When you divide one number by another it will tell you how many times they 'fit' for the purpose of explaining it. That is also essentially what a percentage is out of 100 parts. so when you divide one number by another, you will get a decimal answer, just multiply it by 100 (or just take the first two decimals) and that is percent saved (percent different). Note that if the first value is LARGER than the second, you will have a percentage of over 100%.

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Contact the manufacturer for parts.

Buy an English print wheel

Remove print wheel. wash with soapy water. reinstall

hello sharon this antique typewriter one of the best machines ever built just add wd40 this thin oil can penetrate in joins and nuts but first remove all dust better if you have a air compressor

You can try the site that I use. https://www.manualslib.com/

Utube or ur local library

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electric typwriters are 'old' - in general - and old generation completely. they went out of style (and use) as computers and printers became inexpensive and ubiquituous. now you know why it was sold. it was defective and there are no parts available since it is likely more than 20 years old.

The carriage is touching the cavers it need the flat rubber washers that are between the case and the frame look at the bottom of the typewriter remove the screw slip in a new washer and replace the screw do the same on the other side

Check the company website. www.olympia.com 2. Google it and you may be able to find it in a PDF