I think it needs to be cleaned because I went to turn it on one day and it just started making this grinding noise, and when you lift up the top to the flat-bed the white belt is stuck it just wont move. Can anyone help me please!
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Your printer copier scanner sounds like it needs service. If you have a warranty take it back to you place of purchase. If you do not have a warranty, send it in for service. Fiddling around with it will most likely break it. If your not a service tech and know nothing of low voltage circuits I suggest you do what I suggested above.
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you need to take the mouse ball out clean it with rubbing alcohol.and clean all the inside connection on the mouse were the ball make contact.
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It is most likely the court. If it is dirty/dusty, the dirt or dust sticks to the bottom of the shoe, making it loose traction. Try just talking a wet cloth and wiping the bottom of the shoe before the game. If that doesn't work, use that Sole Roller. It's almost like a lint roller but it's for shoes. I used to have one and it worked really well.
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If it's brand new, just return it and get a new one.  There's no point trying to fix it if it's still under warranty.
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Curious, why try cleaning the lens? Were you having difficulties reading discs?\n\nI'd suggest getting a new CD drive. DVD/CD burners are inexpensive. See source link.
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Good Morning!  Saw this one and had to try my hand.  If the "knob" is not screwing down all the way?  and there is thread damage to the parts?  That is called cross-threading.  Some also refer to this as "galling".  In some situations?  the thread "pitch" of one part could differ from the other causing the problem as well.  Hope this helps in some small way!  Hyway.
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might be the keyboard, has some dust build up from a little moisture when it was wet, could be corrosio, could be it got on the cable end and it is corroded, I would take it out and check the cable end, if the socket and cable end are shiny, get a new keyboard, you can probably get one on Ebay for about 15$
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bungiebabe - yu.gota.goh have the best answer for you so far. While it wasn't milk, I have spilled two entire cups of coffee all over my laptop before. (No, not at the same time ... Sometimes, I don't learn lessons so well! :-)\n\nPop off all keys from the keyboard and let it THOROUGHLY dry - it may require up to a week. After a day or so, place a fan on it to help speed up any evaporation. Try turning it on 4 or 5 days later, and it *should* work. If it does, you may want to take it to a specialist to have it cleaned.\n\nGood luck with it!
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Get a new keyboard.  Not that dear & not covered in kitty poo / sick.  I can't imagine how you'd clean that.\nJust realised you meant water.  Leave it to dry somewhere warm, but no direct heat.  Leave it for a couple of days perhaps.  As long as it's just water & not waste should be ok.
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I think the best you can hope for is to let it dry out completely and hope it may start working again, otherwise, I don't think it can be repaired, you have to remember that washing powder is corrosive, so I think it will be well and truly damaged beyond repair, sorry.
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it will be because you are cleaning it with water, either try dry-cleaning it by yourself or getting a specialist to do it....check the yellow pages
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Go to tools and fix it up
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It sounds like you have looked at the most likely sources. \nI think I would definitely try to raise the brushes as the motor is winding down just to eliminate that possibility (wear insulated gloves).  A pencil eraser held lightly on the commutator will also temporarily quiet the brushes. \nDepending on the frequency other possibilities are a loose field pole piece. This could be loose to the frame or the coil could be loose to the pole piece. The same also goes for the armature coils. At 7.5 hp. coils are prone to move around and get noisy. This is more common after overheating. If the bearings are sealed , check that the seal has some lube on it. \nIf it is equipped with a fan check it for clearance and also check where its collar mounts to the armature shaft for looseness and movement. Red dust here is a telltale sign. Depending on how the armature is fixed to the shaft a loose fit here could also cause the chirping. \nA well placed drop of oil on the most unlikely spot may expose the source. More headbanging, some luck and persistence may be required.\n\nI've been there a few times myself. \nGood Luck
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check it to the modem or dial up which is connected correctly or check it with the internet preferences tools to solve this problem . if that also not get solved check it with sweeptakers website from google
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it might be a mouse problem :-)\nI mean, if you have a roller-ball mouse, it could be that you need to open the bottom flap of the mouse and clean the rollers. It happens quite frequently.
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soak it in hot water and epson saltz. try and keep it proped up too soak it about 3 times a day hope this helps!
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Put gas in it. or try to fix it. or take it to a specialist to get it fixed. if u dont know much about engiens, u shouldnt take it apart ur self.