Hi Michael,
Look for horizons I think it is.
You might get a good price such as president day sale.
I've learned where a few of the buttons are under the plastic. If you
can get someone sighted to help I bet you could mark them
Mine has 30 year warranty on the motor windings.
It goes from flat to
Dale,
Sorry; we had the local utility company's repair people come out twice now.
It's not our furnace; apparently, it's the blower or booster that we had hooked
up to it. Maybe, it's gone bad because it just kept turning itself on and off,
on and off, never staying on completely.
It drove us s
Hi All,
So, it seems that I've had lots of questions lately. When I turn my dryer
on, I hear a muffled thumping sound, like the drum inside is having a
difficult time turning. When I first heard it, I opened the dryer back up,
made sure there was nothing caught between the edges of the drum;
All,
I ended up ordering one of these myself yesterday on Monday, and I can't wait
to get it!
I think I should have ordered two, but maybe, I'm getting ahead of myself.
If they're anything like the Zenstones, I know I'll lov them. I have a one=gig
model as well as a two-gig. My lovely son has
Claudia,
Could be a few different things, but I am guessing some of the rollers
that support the drum are shot. These can be replaced so the dryer isn't
a lost cause. However, they can be a bear to replace on some dryers.
--
Blue skies.
Dan Rossi
Carnegie Mellon University.
E-Mail: d...@andr
I have a 2 year old who really wants to add back up noises to his remote
controlled dump truck.
I was thinking, as an electronics engineer, that I could tap into the power
from the batteries and add some kind of circuit to make a little beep beep
while in reverse. Then I thought there is proba
David,
On the assumption, which you should test, that they
reverse the polarity of D.C. to the drive motor,
a diode and a piezo beeper from radio shack should do the trick.
If they are using something other than a simple D.C. motor, then it gets more
hairy.
Tom Fowle
As Tom said, Radio Shack should be able to provide you what you need. I take
probe testers for 12 volt DC and cut the ground line. In the line I take a kit
box and solder together a 3 to 28 volt buzzer. One I bought actually beeped as
power was applied. It would work great. If you know wher
I actually have a toy truck, I believe it is a car hauler type truck replica
that has the sound effects of a desel and when you back it up, it beeps like a
real truck would, complete with air break sounds.
It was one of those got to have things I got off QVC, even though I was well in
to my 40's
Had the great displeasure of my sump pump going south on me. Bought a
submersible pump that cost around $200 with a life time guarantee, thinking
it would give me a while before it went south. That was a pipe dream, it
lasted about two years.I did take it back to Home Depot and the pump was
rep
Some of the radio shack beepers have a built in pulser to make it go beep,
beep, beep. You just connect the power to a different pin to make it pulse.
Regards.
Max. K 4 O D S.
Email: m...@maxsmusicplace.com
Transistor site http://www.funwithtransistors.net
Vacuum tube site: http://www.funwit
My guess for the muffled thump in a clothes dryer is a damaged drive belt if
the thump is slightly less than once for each rotation of the drum.
- Gil Laster, Charlotte, NC
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Hevy duty one made by wagners I think is the name all solid steel
even the inner parts. that was near $425. my back up installed
pump is a 1/3rd horse fro sears.$179. same as home depot . life time
guarntee. tape your reciepts inside a sandwich bag and the to the
pipe that takes o
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