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Thanks for sharing your idea! I initially gave a lot of thought how to "fix" the washer permanent. But, I think floating actually helps it to lock on the blade.

Thanks! It's a controversial repair in the eyes of many. But for a saw hardly used, I would do it again.

I don't know what model you are working on, but I was able to pop the lid on a HL-L5470DW for a quick video. I hope it helps. It will be available from this link- th-cam.com/video/1sFHStbdPxY/w-d-xo.html

@callmemike6171 my model is HL-L6200DW

There should be only one cable running from the control panel on the cover to the main control board, behind the left side panel. I only have access to a printer when one is down for service. Fortunately, not too often. Sorry I can't be more help.

@callmemike6171 the video you uploaded looks like my printer, but that yellow control panel popped out as well as the lcd display. I don't know how it goes back in.

I'll see if the printer is still around tomorrow. If so, I'll pull the top panel apart and try to record the assembly of yellow display and control panel boards. It should be uploaded around this time tomorrow.

This procedure will only keep a non-Dremel blade from falling off. If the blade is getting loose at the bottom, then a washer would provide clamping on a larger area. If the tightening knob is getting loose that quick, then the previous owner possibly stripped something from over tightening. Mine has never become loose.

Glad it helped!

That is some territory I don't want to comment on. However, I have run into a couple videos of guys painting vehicles with Rust-Oleum paint and a similar type HVLP sprayer. Thinned properly, it worked! This one certainly has enough power.

Funny, it just works!

It might be a strange way to save a printer, but very rewarding! Thanks for your reply.

BATAVIA does not mention acrylic paint by name, but as long as the paint instructions allow for thinning, it should work. The MAXXSPRAY Plus is powerful enough for viscosity up to 150-Dins. Be certain to strain the paint to avoid clogging.

Unfortunately, cleaning optics only cures one potential quality issue, but a common one. If the whole page is less than perfect with fading, ghosting, or blotching, then there is something more going on. It could be toner cartridge, drum, fusing unit, or even electronics. If the page looks great except for the left border fading out, then I would still give optics another shot. Isopropyl alcohol 99% on rotating optics and all other mirrors in the path. Treat it like cleaning a pair of eye glasses. Thanks, good luck!

Thank you for your reply! Popular brands, with long term replacement parts and support would cost four times more, and a replacement battery costing as much as this kit. For my occasional use, purchasing a inexpensive ratchet with two batteries is a planned lifecycle. No bad feelings if it dies after a few years. Side note: The solid hinge pin on the paddle switch walks out during use. I replaced it with a cotter pin for a simple fix.

That's great to hear! I've tripled the service life on some Brother printers that way. It does get easier after doing it a couple times.

Great! I hope it works out well for you.

The blue color TIG-250P appears to have the same M16x1.5 connection, so it should work fine. Keep in mind, if you are not running a foot pedal, you will also have to mount a switch to the torch.

@@callmemike6171 I just found they out. I ended up useing a power block it fit nicely. I guess I’m going to be in the market for a hand control. Any ideas?

Assuming you have a 5-pin connector, Eastwood has a replacement for $21.99. Hopefully, with the same thread and pinout. www.amazon.com/Eastwood-Welder-Trigger-Replacement-Connection/dp/B07PWG726F

I agree 100%. In south Florida, my saw (mostly my Husqvarna) only sees action from one hurricane to the next. The climate destroys everything, even when not being used.

I used a small screwdriver, like a jewelers screwdriver. The cap has a few tabs that you have to work free. Fortunately, it's just a dust cover, so you won't break the tool by being a little forceful. Good luck!

That worked! Thank you so much!!@@callmemike6171

Thanks for the comments. If my daily job depended on power equipment, my approach would be completely different. When I found tune-up kits, including carburetor, for less than the cost of an OEM gasket kit, I couldn't resist. I've tried them on a few pieces of equipment with mixed results. For a basic do-it-yourself person, using their yard tools occasionally, this is a viable option. Primer bulb? I confess, sometimes there's ethanol in the mix. Change it now, or change it later.

I guess she won't be getting that new printer for Valentine's Day! All my fault...

Compré en Amazon. Buscar Válvula de Salida Wagner Spraytech 0515237 y Sello de Válvula de Entrada Wagner Spraytech 0515221.

It's common for manufacturers to leverage us into reinvesting in their brand. Wouldn't it be nice if cordless power tool batteries were universal? This is just a simple hack to save money. The tool itself has served me well. Thanks for the comment!

Great to hear! Thanks for the reply.

Thanks! It was a couple hours well spent.

I've never had a 2300 series printer open, but the laser assembly should be similar. However, with the leading edge of the rotating optics catching the contamination, fading should show on the left edge of the page. I would be more suspicious of the drum. I believe that printer still has a separate drum and toner cartridge? Cleaning optics is a free step in troubleshooting either way.

@@callmemike6171 Thank you for your reply! The solution I found was to shake the toner cartridge from side to side several times after every several pages of printing to evenly distribute the toner. Rather annoying but that seems to work in stopping faint printing in the middle. I appreciate your reply

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Thanks. It seemed to work really well. I think if I was a professional painter, I would have a few on hand, and simply open a new box at the first sign of trouble. It would be easy to build into the quote.

Thanks a lot! I did keep the carb, along with the carb from the Echo trimmer refresh I recently did. I don't really trust the knock off's either. But, I don't rely on it for my job, and I find it a novelty to replace so many components for what I used to pay for a gasket kit. Have a great day!

Great idea, and Happy New Year!

thankyou--its never failed me

It's great to hear that. We saved another Brother's life!

Thank you for reaching out, but I don't believe I'm a good fit. I post a variety of topics depending on my challenge of the day. Out of that, what might be of interest to the community, and what I can manage to document on a video. The Echo for instance, was not supposed to be a video, until I realized my quick yard trim wasn't going to happen until the trimmer was serviced. Thanks again!

@@callmemike6171 got you and thanks for your reply.

Thanks for sharing that tip! The Echo has always been a great reliable trimmer. Once I put the camera down, I was able to make short work of the weeds on my property line!

That's great to hear, and the main reason for starting this channel. Sharing ideas and experiences, to help inspire others.

Glad to hear that! It's nice to have options.

I looked up a couple Eastwood examples and it does look like the same connection. Search Amazon for Joywayus Fitting Adapter M16×1-5 Female, and it should return the one I used. Sold in pairs. Good luck and Thanks!

Sorry, here in Florida everything moves slow.

Cool, glad to hear that! There's a dozen things that can affect image quality, so this is no guaranteed fix. But it is a good possibility, especially when using aftermarket toner. Another tip- The fuser is not hot enough for some aftermarket toner. You will notice the text smudge when you rub you finger across it. Go into the printer software settings for paper stock and change it from plain paper to thicker, or card stock. It slows the print speed down, spending more time passing through the fuser, and gets a better bond.

Yes, sorry for being so monotone. But that means you watched for almost two minutes! When I start a video and someone is yelling "Yo, what's up TH-camrs", it's closed immediately. I'm still a novice at this, and appreciate the feedback.

Lol, there was enough oil between the barrels not to stick them shut. After 6 months, and the door being used every day, the paint on the outside still looks great.

@fairrider3346 Hey you just spelled (hinges) wrong! What are henges.....! 😂

SAME AS HINGES ONLY WITH AN E.DUHHH.@@spiccolirocks3580

Tony- Sorry to hear you ran into a problem. Cleaning the optics is really no different than cleaning a pair of reading glasses. Alcohol on a soft cloth, and make sure there is no haze or residue left when finished. My guess is haze, and that can be wiped with a dry microfiber cloth. The rest of the optics are mounted fairly well, so I doubt any were bumped and misaligned.

That's great to hear. Thanks for the comment!

Thanks for your comment! Good luck with your printer. If it is extra dirty inside, all optics should be cleaned.

That is always good practice either way. It will also protect your fingers from the alcohol. I have a bad habit of tearing gloves, so I seldom wear them. It is most important to avoid touching the mirrored surfaces with anything but the cleaning cloth.

I bought the sprayer new and painted my house. I didn't pull the valves to properly clean and preserve. About 10 years later I used it to paint an inground pool. I found the valves crusty, and had to replace. I dumped in some lube when I was finished, but as you see in the video, 5 years later it was very gummy. So, they were replaced again. This is an old sprayer, so I thought I was smart by adding a fresh gun. I had no clue the hose was rotted on the inside. I already owned the sprayer, and it was worth the $85.00 to keep it going. All that being said, Control Pro is still being sold. It looks like Lowe's is listing it for 200 bucks. If you can find one used that is clean and cheap, you might get lucky. Otherwise, you might be adding 85 on top of what ever you paid.

@@callmemike6171 Thanks my brother,I live in The Bahamas,I saw one on Facebook that I liked, a guy that lives here is selling his for $260, however shipping to the islands is expensive,that's why I asked the question. Hopefully I can get it from him at a cheaper price. I appreciate your time and thank you for sharing that awesome video 🙏 GOD BLESS you

Here are the links for everything I replaced. Inlet valve, outlet valve, hose, and gun. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0042VJ1CQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0042VJ1DK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08YRK6BZQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00O6IU6S8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

That's great to hear! It is so easy to get intimidated by all of the little details. I wanted to show more steps, like thinning the paint. But in no time, my fingers were covered in paint, and trying to operate the camera was not an option.

Hi Michael. "Price point" is how I justify the purchase of a tool, and the service I expect from it. The cordless ratchet is just a convenience tool for odd jobs around my house. For something that tackles random assembly and maintenance tasks in the $50.00 range, I consider it an affordable price point. Especially when you can easily spend more for a decent mechanical ratchet. So yes, it just means "price". Thanks!

There was plenty paint for two coats on the 8'x8' area of my front door. My other jobs were smaller. I would expect a bedroom for instance, would require a couple fillings. Outdoor wood fence, possibly every few panels. That is the key drawback of this style sprayer.

Hola una pregunta se puede usar pintura de aceite para pintar sin que se dañe la pistola

Sí, esmalte, imprimación y tinte a base de aceite. Limpiar con alcoholes minerales. ¡Advertencia! No utilice materiales con punto de inflamación inferior a 21°C (70°F)