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Hi @mconley This same question by you was answered yesterday. Didn’t the service manual linked in the answer, supply the information that you need? replace side passenger mirrot

Hi @faiz1 , Have you checked that the coolant thermostat is operating? Try the following: Ensure that the emergency brake (handbrake) is firmly applied and that the transmission is either in neutral (manual) or park (automatic) Begin with a cold engine, remove the radiator cap and then start the engine. Observe the coolant in the neck of the radiator As the engine warms up, at the pre-determined temperature the thermostat will open allowing coolant to be pumped through the engine.. If you observe the coolant in the neck of the radiator, you will notice that the coolant will change from being still to beginning to "swirl" or "flow" indicating that the thermostat has opened and that the coolant is being pumped through the engine. As soon as you see this, turn off the engine as the coolant will expand as it gets hotter and will flow out of the neck of the radiator. If you don’t see this happening either the thermostat is faulty or perhaps the coolant pump may be faulty. Be careful when you do this as the...

Hi @tralph , Sometimes this can be caused by a loose tab connection on the display panel itself. The connections are very fragile. Sometimes it can be fixed by just pressing very gently down onto the tab so that it remakes the connection but you have to get to them first. Here’s a link to a video (there are plenty of others) that may help.

Hi, Have you still got the old phone and is it still working OK and has all the wanted data still on it? If not ignore the rest of the answer. The following may take a bit of doing but if nothing else works try it and see. You should be able to connect it to a PC via USB and find the images etc. by trawling through the storage files. As for contacts you may be able to save then to SIM and then transfer the SIM to your new phone and then transfer into the Contacts there (see your new phone user manual). This is providing the SIM card physically fits in both phones.

Hi @purekoryo , What is the make and model number of the microwave oven? In some ovens there are relays on the control board that are operated to turn on the power to the fans, motor, magnetron etc. once the start button has been pressed The display saying cooking may just mean that it has registered that it is set up and that the start button has been pressed (along with the door interlocks being OK) and that the cooking should have commenced. Just a thought. Update (08/15/2019): Hi @purekoryo, What I meant is that it goes to a board that has the relays on it as it shows that it has relay contacts on it. Cable from UI connector P2 4&5 goes to connector P26 3&4 on un-named board (is it the inverter board?) and then it doesn't show where or what it does on that board. Did you check the fuse (shown as fuse - 250mA) on that board (the one where the P26 connector is) to make sure that it is OK? If it is blown and it is a glass tube type fuse check if you can still see a piece of the fuse wire in there. If so...

Hi, Are you asking about the Power button on the TV or the Power button on the remote control unit for the TV? If it is the TV power button then see the answer above. If it is the TV remote control unit power button have you checked that the batteries are still OK by replacing them with fresh ones? If the batteries are OK test that the remote is working by using either a digital camera or the camera in a mobile phone. Here’s how to do this: Turn on the camera and then point the end of the remote that you normally point towards the TV, towards the camera lens so that you see it in the LCD screen of the camera or phone. Press and hold any button (not the Power button at this stage) and check if you see a flashing light at the end of the remote when viewing it in the screen. If you don’t see a flashing light try other buttons on the remote or test using a known working remote control to prove that you’re doing it correctly. If none of the buttons on the TV remote show that they’re working you have a faulty...

Hi, You need to listen if you can hear if the evaporator fan in the freezer compartment is running or not when the compressor motor is running. It is behind a panel so you can’t see it. The fan will stop when a door is opened and will start again when the doors are shut. You may have to put your ear against the fridge to hear it stop when you open a door and start again when you close the door. If you can’t hear it at all then it may be a faulty fan or the fan may be iced up. If it is iced up this prevents cold air being blown into the refrigerator to cool it down. The freezer will still be cold, because that’s where the evaporator unit which provides the cooling is located. If it is iced up then this could be caused by a faulty defrost heater or defrost thermostat. What is the make and model number of the fridge?

Hi @janisaky , The following is just a process of elimination to see what works and what doesn’t in an effort to find out where the problem may be Some things to try, ignore the ones that you’ve already tried. a). Have you tried powering off the recorder to see if this has reset it back to normal after it is switched back on? Switch off the recorder and then disconnect the power from the unit for about 1-2 minutes, reconnect the power and turn on the unit and check if it works OK. b). If possible, try connecting the recorder to the HDMI 2 input on the TV (ensure both the recorder and the TV are powered off before you move the cable) and after turning on both units (remember to alter the TV input to the HDMI 2 input) see if there is a signal from the recorder. This is just to prove if the HDMI 1 input was OK or not. If still no good, if possible connect another device using HDMI to the TV e.g. DVD player or camera with HDMI output and see if this works OK. This is just to prove that the HDMI function in the...

Hi, As you know water and electronics and electricity are not a good mix. The impurities in the water causes corrosion and provides circuit paths for the electricity which were not in the phone's operating design and could damage the components. First do not turn on or attempt to turn on your phone and then you need to remove or disconnect the battery as soon as possible from the phone to minimize any further damage. After this you need to dis-assemble the rest of the phone and clean all the affected parts using Isopropyl Alcohol 90%+ (available at electronics parts stores) to remove all traces of corrosion and water. Do not use "rubbing alcohol" as in some cases this is only 70% IPA or less, can contain scents and is not as effective. If you do have to use it, check the label to verify the amount of IPA, the higher the % the better. Here is a link that describes the process. Electronics Water Damage As always with electronics, especially surface mounted PCBs be gentle when handling and especially when...

Hi @cricket_mps , How often does this occur? If it only occurs once every 8-12 hours and lasts for about 20-30 minutes before the freezer gets back down to its normal operating temp, this is the auto defrost in action and is normal operation in most auto defrost fridges. What should not happen is that the temperature in the freezer gets above 32 deg F. What happens during auto defrost is the compressor is turned off and the freezer temp is allowed to rise to 32F to allow the frost (ice) buildup on the evaporator unit in the freezer compartment to melt and drain away to the evaporator pan under the fridge. The process is helped along by the defrost heater under the evap unit being operated so as to not allow the compressor to be off for too long and the temp in the fridge section to rise too much or to allow the frozen food in the freezer to start to begin to thaw. The temp should not go above 32F so as to protect the evaporator unit from any damage as it is normally operating at 0F. This is controlled by...

Hi @captainsnowball ,

FYI

voilà French exclamation - meaning “There it is!” or “There you are!”

The “red thing” in Step 3 is most probably an IR filter, to filter out visible light to improve IR operation

Hi, As yet I haven't figured out how to amend the link to the User Guide for this radio. The one in the Repair Guide no longer exists, so here is one that still works

https://midlandusa.com/wp-content/upload...