Can you remove damaged cores with it?
1334973
Yes, you can remove damaged shrader valves with this device. I like it because I do not have to recover and recharge the A/C refrigerant just to replace the .02 cent shrader valve. However, take care how hard you tighten the shrader valve. If you are heavy handed you can sheer off the pin that holds the steel core remover to the brass plunger. If you do this the device will be worthless. One last piece of advice: this device takes some practice to learn how to use correctly. Practice on non-pressurized equipment first, until you get the hang of it.
1334974
you would have to define "damaged", but if its just leaking it will do the job.
1334975
That is what is for. Can remove damaged one and replace with new one while system has refrigerant charge.
1914560
Sorry, I don't understand what you mean by cores. Could you rephrase your question?
1503791
I haven't tried it, but I don't see how that could be done. You have to push the corer all the way through and twist it to get it out.
1836464
I don't think so, unless you are an electrician. It is in a sealed latex or rubber coating so that it doesn't short out in the water. IF you could devise a way to re-seal it permanently then maybe. I don't know what the inner core looks like, if it could be cut and still function or not.
1376006
Yes. The core is aluminum so they are bendable and as long as there is no saturation from blood they can be wiped done and reused
1580824
Yes, you can but that may void your warranty because you'll have to disassemble the PSU.
1200135
Yea, this can be removed with regular (acetone or non-acetone) polish remover.
1394706
Yes. The slicer/corer can be removed by loosening and removing the wingnut that's holding it in place.
1273023
i did not try to disassemble the product & doubt that you can. sorry I am no help to you.
1406907
Technically, it should remove the material, but as mentioned will be pretty tedious. I can't help but think that a decent large hand plane would be the better choice. Even if you pursue using the router jig, a bottom cleaning bit with carbide the extends across the bottom of the bit would be a better choice.
946555
Yes. Also the inner piece (one red one clear) can be removed. I don't know if it's recommended but this let's a little more sound through.
300685
Yes you can, easily. Rinse it out, take care not to submerge the machine of course. Just a bit of water, swish it around and pour it out. Then wipe out with dry cloth. There will be some hard water deposits on the heating core/part, not sure of the technical term, but vinegar and water will remove this. This machine is very easy to clean as well as use. Hope this helps.
2169625
I bought and returned this awhile ago and don't recall whether they can be removed
695373
Yes, you can, but it will void your warranty for sure. Here is a URL;https://www.google.com/#q=remove+heatsink+on+corsair+vengeance
733813
Likely, you meant "How do you remove the apple core from the apple corer". The "device" has the plunger. After you twist and push the corer into the apple, twist and pull it out of the apple. The apple core would remain inside of the corer. Just push it out by the plunger (which is inside of the round red handle) and rinse the "device", the best I have ever used for the purpose.
2186728
the core can be used over and over as long as you supply co2 but the shell splits apart. My advice on these is to go to youtube and do the mods
2186727
The core is reusable..but the plastic outer shell is not and that is why it comes with like 12. So in a way yes, it's reusable but you got to by new shells/cans