my housing can looks like an inverted stainless steel bowl, the socket clips into the bowl. how can i make the torsion springs hold in this can?
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Look around the inside of the steel can, there should be four little tabs. The torsion springs go between those.
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plastic flex rim holder. just push in slowly until it stops. Reverse the process for removal. A little tricky with a full water bowl but not too bad. Good system.
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Because of the characteristics of the springs, diameter, k, length, I would be hesitant to use anything but OEM replacements to assure it continues to operate correctly. If you feel lucky you can grab all of the data, wire diameter, length at rest, stretched length and force required to stretch, hook end dimensions, etc. and go to an industrial supply store. You may find you will have to cut to length, apply heat to bend the ends and properly quench. I've made springs for other devices in this manner and would return to the OEM if possible just to save the PITA factor.
1188390
Drill the hole just large enought to accept the threaded pipe coming from the rings. You'll have flat washers and nuts on both sides of the bowl bottom. No place for anything the get out.
1160803
Turn the black base. This will separate the glass jar. The blade, the grey rubber ring (gasket) and the black base should be together now. Just flip the black base and the blade + gasket should fall out. There is no trick here. The gasket is always on the top of the blade. I am not sure I quite understand your question though. What exactly is the problem?
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DebraIn the back of the unit you will find the mounting ball and the socket over it has a nut (plastic) I found by tightening on ball with a pair of pliers (water pump) being careful not to over tighten will hold firmKed
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They will turn a full circle so effectively they are not anti rotational. Sling may end up getting twists in it. Use a Dremel to open out the sides of the bottom of the hole in the stock to allow Araldite to key. I screwed the stub of a brass screw with notches filed into it into the cup to give the glue an even better hold. Yep, DON'T use 5 minute Araldite.
338607
This unit is held into the existing recessed can by the same spring hooking system as the original trim.My existing cans are halo. You can see this spring in one of the pictures on the product page.
92444
You may need to do your own homemade fabrication/modification. It's cheap plastic! Better to go thru tacotunes.com
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I don't think a swivel socket will work. The bulb fits tightly within the diameter of the can. The socket would have to lower the bulb almost the entire length of the can to allow any flexibility (because the bulb is bulky).
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I use a small pipe clamp under the tray to hold it in place. You could do the same with the tray inverted, although I would suggest something wider as this is not very large.
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There is an rubber band around the unit on the narrow end just above the retractable stainless springs .... slip that off with a small flat head screw driver and you are good to go.
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No twisting. When it's clamped in place that's it. Sounds like your canister needs to be replaced. BTW, if it "buzzes" you're waiting gas at that point. Better to do two short charges without causing the buzz.
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well, the spring clips on the side... did you bend them? like permanently out of shape? once they go into the slots, they stay spread open and hold up the plastic face. if you bent them though, i'd suggest bending them back? Can't see how the face doesn't stay up and closed unless you had bent them out of shape?
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Hey- I would recommend just using a piece of soft copper tubing with a flare fitting or a press fitting to do the job. The stainless pickup tube that came with it didn't fit quite right and I removed it and replaced it with copper tubing and it worked out great. Just make a smooth bend on it and it should do you right.
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I am not sure what you are asking Angela. So if you are talking about lifting and lowering the vehicle you just turn the to the right to lift and to the left to lower. If you are talking about holding it in place there is a little round knob at the base where the handle is inserted. when you insert the end of tube into the hole there is a square piece that goes inside the end of the handle tube. After that goes in a little bit, pull the knob straight back. it is spring loaded and you will feel the tension on it as you pull it back. Then push the handle in the rest of the way and let the knob go back in. it will lock the handle in. I hope this helps you. I am not sure what you are asking Angela. So if you are talking about lifting and lowering the vehicle you just turn the to the right to lift and to the left to lower. If you are talking about holding it in place there is a little round knob at the base where the handle is inserted. when you insert the end of tube into the hole there is a square piece that goes inside the end of the handle tube. After that goes in a little bit, pull the knob straight back. it is spring loaded and you will feel the tension on it as you pull it back. Then push the handle in the rest of the way and let the... » Read More I am not sure what you are asking Angela. So if you are talking about lifting and lowering the vehicle you just turn the to the right to lift and to the left to lower. If you are talking about holding it in place there is a little round knob at the base where the handle is inserted. when you insert the end of tube into the hole there is a square piece that goes inside the end of the handle tube. After that goes in a little bit, pull the knob straight back. it is spring loaded and you will feel the tension on it as you pull it back. Then push the handle in the rest of the way and let the knob go back in. it will lock the handle in. I hope this helps you. « Show Less
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I just made my first batch of pasta tonight with a used machine. It was pre-assembled so I didn't see how it all went together. When I took it apart, I couldn't get the rotary housing out. But I had not removed the mixing bowl. Once I removed the bowl the housing slid out to the side easily. It does not pull out to the front! So remember you have to remove everything else first - including the bowl before you can remove the housing. Look at the parts diagram to know what everything means! LOL